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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1937- 17- MA SOUTH HILLS ELIMINATES SHANN0PIN GOLF CHAMPS OFF-SIDE! By Jo Metzer ST DO LES FOES KO UB pGE AND PAST FIR MINOR LEAGUE SUMMARIES Defenders Trail By Two Points At St. Clair Club. DAPPER DANS GOLF AT STANTON TODAY Sidelights On Sports BEES WIN MS) TIE MOMSSEN TOSSERS Take Opener, 11-8; Second Ends in 2-All Count. American Association TUESDAY'S RESULTS. WINNERS POST 30 Kaasas 1 Oil S4 It 2 150 Entered in First An Coimmfeas lot 3 2 BaUtrrie UririiM and Brers Cham "By Al Abrams- Meet Oakmont, Highland nual Tournament.

bers, Patter aa4 Grabe. 1 130 ks Play; Team And Field Club In Finals. Tie 4 14 10 IS 2 Those who have seen him play in golf tournaments and in local matches before this year, will tell Batteries MUnar and BiTMrl Mar- berry. Johasoa an4 Rrther. By Our Own Correspondent.

BEAVER FALLS, Pa Aug. 24. The Beaver Falls Bees won the you that Paul Waner, Pirate out FIRST GAME. MhtsMwpoHs. 202 5 10 The first annual Dapper Dan golf tournament will be staged today at the Stanton Heights Golf Club with a field of 150 teeing off.

Several of the district's better known shot-makers will be among the starters. Indianapolis. 1 4 1 Batterle Taascaer aad Fracark; Joaa- VIZ. 24. Baron soa aaa Lewis.

first game of a double heaaer from Monessen here today, 11 to 8, but were held to a 2 to 2 tie in the nightcap. The second contest, scheduled for seven innings, went SECOND GAME. 30 11 2 01 8 13 1 I ladiaaaiMUs. 1 32 14 Battertea GrabawnM. Henry.

BarweU German with Knox Young, Jr, Fred Brand. a only to i and Bill Mercer, Jr, a Shan-. the nopin Country Club triumvirate. topping the favorites. and his Abrams announces that more er Ernest than 50 prizes will be distributed nine innings before Umpire Walker called oft hostilities because of darkness.

aad Peaeark; Freaca, Braxtaa, CrandaH ana Riddle. fielder and hitter de luxe, is that good on the links, that he can become a pro at some i a te club when his baseball days are over, an idea which he is also entertaining as Paul confided to a local friend not lone ago. Heinie Berger, after relieving STANDING Or THE CLCBSt. W.L. W.L.

Pet. Col am Ban. 74 65 .574 Ind'aapeHs Mt Zitzke on the mound for Beaver Falls in the first game, pitched Mia'apooa 74 55 .574 Kaa. City. .469 Toleda 74 5 Paal 51 73 .411 Mttwaakea .431 Lomsvtlle 50 7 .37 the second game and neia tne Red win sts to four hits.

Ross and Urban of Beaver Falls and Burnett GAMES TODAY. Paul Waner. Minneapolis at lnaiaaapon. of Monessen hit homers in tne By Bert P. Taggart There will be a new Western Pennsylvania golf club team champion coronated next month.

This became a realty yesterday when the Shannopin Country Club players were eliminated in the final singles preliminary skirmish at the St. Clair Country Club by the South Hills team. Winner in 1935 and 1936 the Shannopinites lagged two points behind the South Hills banner-bearers after playing the last IS holes, with Churchill Valley third and. Nemacolin fourth. Benson Leads Winners.

Led by Jack Benson, the West Penn amateur champion. South Hills bagged 20 points yesterday for a grand total of 30 for the foursomes and singles play. The defending champions, who went into yesterday's play with 104 points, one more than South Hills, added 174 for their 2S, while Churchill Valley scored 5'4 for a 7 total and Nemacolin scored 3M yesterday for a 6 total. South Hills will join with Oak firsr nine, while George of Bea i "ii i "He DRINKS UP every water hazard we fall Into!" City at Coiambaa. MUwaakee at Toledo.

St. Pan! at LoeisvlUe. ver Falls had a circuit clout in an mui- among the low gross and low net i legs to- scorers, as well as prizes for a conti- jtickers' handicap, the ruty- The publinks will contribute such 5 tourna- weji knowns as Marty Boschert, I Tom Barr, the West Penn left-el started nanded cnampion; Walter Phillips, irs. Dick Schenley pro; Joe Piatt and Jim on the Calhoun. rter they Representing the political field wij.

be none other than Bob Wad- ir- 1 dell, the mayoralty candidate. ,5 much Dr Art gekay, Alcoma, and Hap Europe, slater, chairman, of the tourna-e them a aiso will command attention. that he has ambitions of becoming a golf pro when he is through playing ball. Due to a ban by the Pirate management, Paul put aside his golf sticks during the diamond season, but gets plenty of action the nightcap. FIRST liAML International League TCESDAT'S RESCLTS.

Newark 2 022 12 1 BEAVER FALLS." MONESSEN. AB P. A AB.H.P.A.I Baft-ato 1 01 2 1 GeorK.2b 5 2 2 1 4 15 3 Batterte. Tamali. and Hershbernrr Kline.

Hibbs and Phil 11 p. La Marba's Selections 1 0 7 1 Urban.cf Rosa.lf F.reno.c Zagami.lb Syrarane 2 4 Kor Better ill 1 33 8 13 1 The pairings follow: 1 1 3 1 4 10 5 2 0 2 1 Vanek.ef 5 3 11 liShoaJa.lt.. 4 2 13 0 Miller. 3b 4 3 1 "0 4 11 2 Carp, ter, sa 3 0 0 2 Fectc.rf 3 10 10 0 Doolan.p.. r.e were 10:30 John Davis, AnciT Lewis, Joe Marsh'Lrt 5 2 4 2 5 1 5 1 4 0 4 2 1 0 2 1 Batteries Gee.

ThnmptwMi and hi Walker, Ktrlnke and Poland. FIRST GAMES. Jersey City 03 AMERICAN. Chinos Indiana (drat) Redsox (second) Tiger Senators Paul. 3b.

NATIONAL. Pirates Cobs (first) (JSajits (second) Cards (J) Phils (first) Reds (second) 4 3 1 0 0 3 0 1 Bucs Get Nice Fit forHorsecollars the in- Tucker. rair i ll-'OO Bill Green, Fred Briggs. Ed-' -Cie3 pair. die Hirschberg Dr.

William Renne. of their Zoney Zontine. Benny Schwartz, 'a-n fellow Red Lai, Iggy Scbwartx. Zitike.p.. Berger, p.

Tsraata 0 0 1 1 10 1 Batteries Meketl. Brown. Gabler aad Redmond: WUsoa and tiering. BOSTON, Aug. 25.

We goes out to the Bees Park Totals 38 15 27 llj Totals. -39 12 24 14 A 12:00 Joe Johnston. Jr. Rusty Coles, Baltimore 3 2 5 8 1 mont the 1936 runner-up; High this afternoon, but instead of bein' the main show, us Bucs are ST.VNDDiG TO DATE, fight Wrong Pet. 377 284 J7 Beaver Falls.

300 080 oo 010 205 00 0 8 and the party of the second Dart, as some of my lawyer friends say. Runs George. Urban 2. Koaa z. 7.mi MarshalL WeiOemann.

Paul, land, four times winner of the Claude F. Pugh trophy, and Pittsburgh Field Club, in foursomes and singles for the '37 champion Burnett 2. Anderson. Beck. Car- In fack, we practically have no part at all unless you would say it was a part to get measured for a set of horsecollars for renter.

Feick. Tompkim, Doolan. Erroi Moatreal II! 1 3 1 2 Batteries Fischer. Sives 7 and Croase; Myilykanga aad Kirs. SECOND GAMES.

Baltimore 03 3 8 17 3 Montreal 12 4 02 14 1 Batteries Rhodes, Vandenberg and (iray; Pattison. Chapman. Symthe aad Kies. Jersey City 013 1 11 0 7 14 2 Toronto 000 001 00 0 1 1 Batteries Radon and Klumpp; Nekola, Mnlligaa aad Hogaa. ship.

and another i to become pro- Win. nine inninjrs. by an old bloke bv the name of Turner. Burnett. Vanek, WeiUemann.

Home runs Burnett, Rosa Urban. Left on bases Rnr Falls 4. Monessen 7. First base With one exception South Hills Bier Jim, who is 30 years old, makes us do everything he on bU Off Ziuke 2. off Tompkins 2.

struck ont By Zttxke 0, by Tompkina 1, lined up yesterday with the same team as that which competed in by Berger 3, by Doolan 1. Double play H. M. Jaycox. Bernard J.

Voile 12:05 Chuck Teemer, Ray Counahan. Jim Steele. Clarence Smith. 12:10 to 12:55 Stanton Heights members. 1:00 Walter Sickles, Frank Smith.

Tom Price, Fred Robinson. 1:05 Dr. F. C. Blessing, Edward Ohl, Oliver H.

Smith, Louis Cicquelias. 1:10 Ross P. Meahl. Arthur W. Schmid, R.

J. Flynn. Freddy Myers. 1:15 J. Moeller, C.

H. Alexander, Daniel DePinto, C. M. Alexander. 1:20 to 1:30 Stanton Heights members.

1:35 Walter Phillips, Tom Barr, Joe Blatt, Tom Kilgailen. 1:40 Stanton Heights members. 1:45 Chuck MacDonald. Joe Hadley, Dr. Jim Fordyce, Eddie Cole.

1:50 Lou Abrams, Homer Williams, XI Abrams. J. H. Tefft. 1 :55 John J.

Malooey. nos Kirkpat-rick. Dr. J. O'Donnell, Dr.

K. D. Eskey. 2:00 Francis Barrett. James Barrett, tean i the foursomes.

The lone exception was the substituting of Johnny wants but kiss him on both sides of the cheeks as he shuts us out on five measly hits. It's a funny thing but us Bucs from the mgr. and me to the lowliest rookie don't think much of this Turner's pitchin' but he still goes out and makes monkeys out Anderson to carpenter to onumn. SECOND GAME. Lauer for J.

O'Connor, and Lauer MONESSEN. came through with the two cf STANDING OF THE CLUBS. W.L.Prt.i W.L.Prt. 93 37 .720 Buffalo A3 C7 07 60 1 71 .42 7 .1 .515 58 71 .450 Baltimore. 03 3 .50 Jersey City 45 87 .341 BEAVER FALLS.

1 AB.H.P.A.I AB.H.P.A. three possible points. of Lake-i-fd by Mur-Clarence M. unz British Los Riggs. re- Graham Wins Matches.

Benson, John Graham. Dr. L. W. on the links during the winter months.

County Court Clerk James Meighen of Greene county is one of Wayneburg's most enthusiastic baseball devotees. Besides catching in the city league, he is chairman of the Legion Junior League and never misses an opportunity to see the Pirates in action at Forbes Field. The Green Bay Packers are in strict training for their game with the College AH Stars next week. A fine of $100 will be plastered on any GreeaBay player caught drinking anything stronger than aqua pura. The first annual Dapper Dan golf tournament will get under way this morning at Stanton Heights when the first of close to 150 golfers tee off in quest of some 50 to 60 attractive prizes.

Dale Zimmerman, the Stanton pro, and Charley Bagwell, club manager, will work in conjunction with Hap Slater, chair 1 0 1 3 0 3 0 11 1 2 1 7 0 1 0 0 0 0 5 1 4 Burnett. If. 4 1 0 4 11 0 Vanek. cf 4 17 Shoals. lb.

-3 1 11 0 Miller. 3b 4 2 0 0 Beck.c. 3 0 2 3 0 1 4 Feick.rf. 3 10 0 Turocko.p. GAMES TODAY.

8)racBHe at Rochester. Baltimore at Montreal. Jersey City at Toronto. Newark at BnfTalo. George.

2b Urban, cf Ross.lf. Ereno.e. Zar.ami.lb Paul. Berger. Pumphrey and W.

J. Jones each made clean sweeps in their respective matches. Dr. C. J.

Edwards, president of South Hills, garnered and 2 0S A Kmn Rpnuni 1 R.mn- season. a long uphill Vz and Dick Seibert and Ned of us I mean on the ball field. Anytime a guy fools you and shuts you out in this game, they say he doesn't have much on the ball but a prayer and a fast outfield, but once you start knocking him all over the lot, you start to say: "Boy, that guy sure has all his stuff and plus." I guess it is physiology or somethin' because after the game today, us Bucs were sayin they can't understand why they don't clip Turner for a lot of bits. I feels sorry for Blanton because he loses a tough one. He usually has the Bees' number and has shut them ont two or three times so far this year and he has their number again today, but that Turner was just a little better.

sey, Ed Lesko, Joe Hoover. 2:10 Lou Goivash. Arch Fineman, Wal ter Pauenham, Jim Calhoun. Wetherell, Middle Atlantic League TUESDAY'S RESULTS. Replogle each bagged two markers Totals.

.33 8 27 Hi Totals. .32 4 27 15 2:15 J. F. Duridy. Don Swenson, Max Daytoa 3 Springfield 0 Johnstown 11 Akron 4 Hannum, Buck Griswold.

2:20 R. E. Warner, Dave Behrhorst, C. W. Behrhorst.

J. E. tin son. Charleston 5 Portsmouth 1 Cantoa ZanesviUe STANDING OF THE CLUBS. 2:25 Dr.

William Arture, Dr. William Matthews. H. Wenzel, J. D.

McNltT. 2:30 Dr. H. C. Flood.

John Larkin. A. Zewe, W. Frauenheim. W.

L. Pet.) W. L. Pet rert Kamrath, 4-6. 6-4, 9-7, the a finalist here Allison, and Hunt of Los behind Budge domestic list, American seeded r.r.

Atlanta, and Anseles. and Sprtngfld 73 38 .053 Charleston. 50 58 .491 69 43 .6 1 Daytoa 54 50 .491 Beaver Falls 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Monessen 000 000 20 02 Runs Urban. George, Miller, Beck. Error WeiUemann.

Two-base hit Urban. Three-base hit Beck. Home run George. Left on bases Beaver Falls 7. Monessen 3 First base on balls Off Yurocko 3.

Sacrifice hit Paul. Struck out By Berger 8. by Yurocko 8. Passed ball Ere no. Umpire Walker, Tompkins, Mahon.

BCTLER BEATS GREENSBCRG. GREENSBURG, Aug. 24. Butler defeated Greensburg hero tonight by a score of 5 to 4 and went into second place In the Penn State League. 2:35 Holmes Isler, Dan Swaney, Jim You know Cy loses five or six close games by 1-0, 2-1 and McFarland, guest.

Portsm'th 48 .579 Joanstewa. 40 71 -30 Akroa. 09 SI ZanesviUe. 29 80 .206 2:40 Jim Malone, Jim Legnard, Joe 3-2 scores this year, which we could have won for him, and Maga. S.

P. StaJworth. 2:45 Robert N. Waddell. Dr.

L. N. make his record much better. That's the difference between a Nelson, William D. StaufEer, Robert Mun- GAMES TODAY.

Akroa at Joaastown. Cantoa at Zanesvtlle. Charleston at Fertsmeata. great year and so-so year right here. Because if we wins four roe.

of the six for Cy his record would have been 16 and 8 or 7 or ana Brand. Knox Young. Jr. gamed me i R. j.

Gibson, J. L. Maier, Cif.it GREENSBURG. AB.H.P.A. something like that instead of 12 and 10.

ty is a great pitcher, BUTLER. I AB.H.P.A.I Daytoa at Springfield. New York-Penna. League and don't you let them tell you different. 3:00 Dr.

A. C. Barclay. Dr. J.

Day. Dr S. M. Hankey, Dr. C.

C. Moore. 3:05 Dr. J. Phillips.

Ted Palmer, James for the winners. Fred Brand. and Merling were the only Shannopin players to win three points. Knox Young, Jr, runner-up in the West Penn open; Mike Evans, Bill Mercer, Art Matthews, each scored two; Tom Martin turned in 2W and Wallace Thompson, one for the defenders. Churchill Valley and Nemacolin were out of the running all the way.

Knox Young Jr. Shannopin. 2: Jack Benson. South Hills. 3: F.

B. Parkman. Churchill Valley, H. F. Miller Nemacolin, 0.

Fred Brand Shannopin. 3: Dick Seibert. South Mills, 2: L. S. McMurray, Churchill Valley, John KrosnoH, Nemacolin, 1.

Mike Evans. Shannopin. 2: John Graham. South Hills, M. H.

Wainright, George Cochran, Nemacolin. 1. Bill Mercer. Shannopin. 2: Dr.

L. W. Pumphrey, South Kills. 3: E. Hssselman.

Churchill Valley, Howard Thompson, Nemacolin, 0. Tom Mat tin. Shannopin, 2S: Ned F.ep-logle. South Hills. 2: R.

L. McDonald, Churchill Valley. 0: Henry Wilhelm. 1H- Art Matthews. Shannopin, W.

J. Jones. South Hills. H. A.

Sbingler. Churchill Valley, Norman Nelce, Nemacolin. 0. Wallace Thompson. Shannopin, Dr.

C. J. Edwards. South Hills. 2H; W.

Hart-sock. Churchill Valley, 2V; N. Feeto. Nemacolin, 0. C.

Merling. Shannopin. 3: John Lauer. South Hills, 2: W. D.

Stauffer. Churchill Valley, Robert Colson. Nemacolin, 0. But, to get back to Turner, the 30-year-old rook and his twin 30-year-old rook Con Fette of the Bees. They say life begins at 40, but these guys make it begin at 30.

Maybe that's Condon, L. A. Nunnink. 3:10 Stanton Heights members. TUESDAY'S RESULTS.

Elmira 2 fUnghamtoa Elmlra 1 Rtnahamtoa Albany 9 WlUiamsport Other postponed, rain. Wilkes-Barre-Hazletoa postponed, rain. Treatoa-Scraatoa postponed, raia. 0 1 0 Rooney.2b. 5 13 0 2 3 Gaylord.cf 4 14 1 0 OtWalker.lf .303 3 4 4 Rumfield.rf 4 12 ISO Graves.3b 300 0 2 2 Manning, lb 4 2 0 112 OMiller.c...

4 0 0 1 1 4 11 A 3 Lowi.d. 3 0 2 3:15 Tom Martin, Bill Mercer, Harold Denof.If.. 5 Moore. 4 Johnson. c( 4 Russian.

2b 4 Warren. 4 1 Sauer. lb 4 Heider.rf.. 3 4 Lund, Bill Brown. what's wrong with me.

I think I'll go into hiding for seven or eight more years, until I reaches 30, then 111 join the Pirates. Or, maybe I has to join the Bees, if the system still works. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. W.L. Pet.

W.L. Pet. 73 47 .608 W'msport. 58 61.487 33 0 2T12! Totals .34 27 10 Totals hout being ex- rs Climb. foreign seeded the American-Inn of Gregory and Jiro Yam- had an cond round.

r. jghes and -'Irr ind. seeded default, but which in-: and Yvon Naka-- of Japan, Robert A rt of into the axle ton. 71 St -SXI Scran ton SS 65 .458 3 0 2 5 Rntler 000 000 Wilkee-B. MS! JMTTmUieA.

48 71.403 Bing'mtea 59 61 .492 Albany. 49 71 .408 Collegian Takes Medal man, to make the affair a success. Brian MacDonald, Al Turner and Jerry Mayhall will be in charge of the show which will follow the dinner. To David E. Williams, City: Pep Young has never been called Cy by bis teammates or anyone else, according to our knowledge.

To John L. Truschel, Verona: Score of Rose Bowl game on January 1, 1932, was Southern California 21, Tulane 12. To Dick Blackburn, Cessna, Remaining Pirate double-headers at home Wednesday, September 8, Cincinnati; Sunday, September 12, Chicago; Tuesday, September 14, New York; Sunday, September 19, Philadelphia. Gene Moore of the Boston Bees win be 27 years old tomorrow. The Dapper Dolly Club enters the names of Gertrude Morouso and Evelyn Morouse, while the Dapper Dans nominate as new members, 'EL Atkins and Joseph Gorsky.

Bushey Malamude, the former basket ball foul-shooting ace in local parts, won the championship for the second time at this game in a tourney held at Averill park, N. Y. Mickey Cohen another local lad, entertained the fans with his clever burlesque exhibition off the diving board. Ralph Shin- 3:20 Dr. 8.

L. Oatrosky. Dave Wilder, Tom Davies, Dr. Art Sekay. 3:25 Jack Lowther.

Martin Boschert. H. S. Durm, J. M.

(Hap) Slater. 3:30 Robert Ochs. Joe Aarons, M. Ha-halyak. M.

Koch. 3:35 J. Kotvan. B. Stefank, Harold Taylor, J.

L. Ragan. 3:40 George O'Brien, Mike Berardino, Berry Berardino, Frank Kitzmiller. 3:45 Dr. L.

G. Beinhauer, Andy Sheridan. Howdy Brennan. Jim Mooney. 3:50 and 3:55 Stanton Heights members.

4:00 Otue Cochran, Robert W. Lahr, Brian MacDonald. Jerry Mayhall. 4:05 Blackje Connell, Lester Beiderman. Chester Smith, Regis Welsh.

4:10 v. McClay, B. J. Peoples, Ed Slater, John Hayser. Greensburg 001 001 10 1 4 Runs Russian.

Warren 2, Brush. Sauer, Rooney, Rumneld 2. Lowe. Errors Moore 2. Brush.

Miller. Rooney. Two-base hits Manning. Rooney, Gaylord. Base on balls OS Hennessy 7, off Lowe 3.

Struck out By Hennessy 3. by Lowe 6. Stolen base Johnson. Home run Sauer. GAMES TODAY.

WUIlamoport at Albany. Wilkes-Barre at Haxleton. Scranton at Trenton. Honors in Amateur Golf Elmira at Binghamtoa. (Continued From Page 15.) Penn State Association TUESDAY'S RESULTS.

Kenneth Black. Vancouver, B.C. 77-75 151 hole with para and on the third Beaver Falls ....11 Ma Beaver Falls 2 Mo i 1" Butler 5 Oreensbarg Nine innings; called, darkness. South Hills League STANDING OF THE CLUBS. BRENTWOOD.

R. P.A. SNOWDEN. R. H.

P.A. bibcock and defending section terms and i foreign rend round. M.ry seeded by Dorothy and Jedrze- JAMISON TOTALS 155 IN AMATEUR Finishes on Border Line In 36-Hole Qualifier. PORTLAND, Aug. 24.

UP) T. S. Jamison made a determined but futile bid to land in the championship bracket of the Rational amateur golf tournamenf today, turning in a 36-hole qualifying score of 77-78 155. W.L. W.L.

Pet. B. Falls. 19 12 .613 Greensbnrg 18 15 .545 Batler. 17 14 .548 Monessea.

9 22 .290 GAMES TODAY. Greenttbarg at Monessen. Beaver Falls at Bntler. NET LEAGUE CLOSES SEASON NEXT WEEK J. L.

and Gulf Teams Tied for Lead. Harold Valvador, Portland. Ore, 73 77 132 Jimmy McHale, Los Angeles. 73 79152 Vlnce Dolp, Portland, Ore 80 72 152 Frank Dolp, San Francisco 81-71 152 R. Conllff, Oklahoma City 74 78152 F.

Clark. San Gabriel. Cal. 78 75 153 Wm. L.

Shea, RockvUle. 78 75 153 Charles Kocsis. Detroit 77 76153 Donald J. Armstrong Aurora, 111 75-78153 Bobby Donkelberger, Greensboro, N. 77-76 153 Tommy Goodwin, New 76 77 153 Earl Christensen, Miami.

Fla. 153 C. C. Pettijohn, New York 75 78 153 Charles Finger, Burlingame, Cal. 79-75 154 John Cummings.

Memphis. 76 78 154 Charles K. Yates. Atlanta 79 75 154 Joseph Thompson. New 75-79 154 Glen Oatman, Lawrence, Kas.

78-76154 Winfield Day, Los Angeles 77-77 154 Joseph P. Lynch, Boston 79-75154 Sid. Chardson, Prairie View, JJ1. 74 80 154 Pacific Coast League TUESDAY'S RESULTS. Portland 3 Saa Diego 1 Davis dropped out.

As almost total darkness fell after the fourth extra hole, the two at 7:40 p. m. postponed the playoff until tomorrow before the first match starts at 9 o'clock. The scores: Roger Kelly, Loa Angeles? 72-70 142 Ray BUlows. Poughkeepsie, N.Y.72-72 144 Arthur L.

Doering, Chicago 71 73 144 Marvin Ward, Tacoma, 74 70144 Billy Bob Coffey. Fort Worth. 73 72145 Frank Strafaci. Brooklyn 71-74 145 Donald K. Moe.

Portland, Ore. 148 Harry L. Givan, Seattle 72 75 li Charles D. Hunter, Tacoma, Wash 75-73148 Charles Swanston, Sacramento, Cal 75-74 149 Eddie Hogan. Portland 72 77 149 Robert N.

Babbish, Rochester, Mich 72-77 149 Lieut. Ken Rogers. 74 75 149 Edwin C. Kingsley. Magna.

Utah 75-73 148 Walter Blevins. Kansas 73 75 148 Roy E. Wiggins, Portland. 75-73 148 Albert (Scotty) Campbell, Seattle 75-74149 Smith. 3b.

0 10 4 Beckett. ss. 2 2 2 0 Brewer.2b 111 5Berky.3b.. 0 3 1 Susko.ss 0 0 2 VR.Jor'n.lb 0 0 4 0 Montana. 0 0 7 Rail.c 1 1 11 Butelli.lf 2 2 0 0 D.Dice.lf..

0 3 Bnggs.rf. 0 0 0 H.Dice.lf.. 0 0 0 Pini.lb... 1 0 13 0 B.Jorn.2b. 0 0 2 0 Muse.

1 3 0 4 Miiler.rf.. 0 10 0 0 2 10 Martm.rf 0 0 0 lArlett.cf.. 10 10 iKudran.rf. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 jRay.p 0 0 0 1 ISlentx.p... 110 0 5 9 24 14' 5 8 24 7 Snowden 1 10 0 0 3 0 05 Brentwood 010 02O 2 0 5 Jamison, lone surviving member Temple Schedules T.

C. U. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24. (jw Texas Christian University of the Southwest Football Conference has signed to meet Temple University in Philadelphia the night of October 7.

1938, Earl R. Yeomans. Temple athletic director, announced today. of the Pittsburgh brigade, cut his first round 78 by a stroke today The Pittsburgh Industrial Tennis League schedule comes to close next Tuesday. Going into the final matches the J.

L. and Gulf racquet-weilders are tied for the lead, each with 15 victories against 5 defeats. In the final settos J. L. meets Woods and Gulf opposes Mellons.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS with a 39-38 77, five over par. After eaualing par for the first ton, Alex Baum. Ed Gease, Bobby Clark, Nate Kaufmann. Tommy Wilkinson and Larry Green will meet tomorrow night at 9 p. m.

at Knitters' boat house to complete plans for the Life Guards reunion Says Jimmy Dykes, who is always quick on the trigger: "One of the best things about the remainder of our schedule is that we have only four more games remaining with the Dr. M. A. Uram, a rabid Pitt fan, has already reserved his tickets for the Pitt-Duke game at Durham, N. C.

on November 27. Speaking of Duke, B. Tweedy, who starred at tackle for Turtle Creek Union last fall, is headed for the Durham school this Fall. Kid "Uptown" Dugie, on his way to the coast, writes from Omaha, "Here's a sign I saw in a restaurant today which tickled me: "Credit allowed only if you are over 80, and accompanied by your parents Bob Servis. Dayton 78 76154 Crawford Rainwater, Atlanta.

77 77 154 George E. Victor. Chicago 79-75154 Richard Hale, Nashville. Tenn. 79 75154 Ed L.

Meister, New 80 75155 Jeeb Halaby. Los Angeles 78-77 155 T. S. JAMISON. JR.

PitteoargB. 78-77 155 Don Edwards, San Jose 77 78--155 Philip M. Aitkm. Lincoln, Neb. 78 77 155 James French, San Fran.

78 T7 155 Robert Fraser, Omaha. Neb. 78 79155 Johnny Krutilla, Homewood. III. 75 80 155 Frank P.

Hixon. Cal. 79 76 155 Willie Turnesa, New 78 77 155 Eddie Held, Denver 78-79 155 Jack Munger, Dallas. Tex. 78-77 155 David L.

Davis, Tyler, Tex 75-80155 Hunter Hicks. Glencoe. Ill 77-79 156 Ous X. Moreland, Peoria. Ill SO 71 lo Nathan Grimes, Denver 79-77 156 Charles A.

Reckner, Philadelphia 80 76 156 Lee Stetl. Seattle. Wash. 78 78 156 Robert P. Thompson, Palo Alto, W.

L. Pet. 11 9 .550 8 12 .400 6 13 .316 5 15 .250 5 15 .250 4 15 .210 W. L. 15 5 750 Mellon.

Gulf 15 5 750 Main 14 .750 Phlla 13 7 .650 United Woods 12 8 .600 Gas Meter 31 9 550 Peoples. four holes, during which time he performed capably ofif the tee, Jamison dropped a stroke on the 387-yard fifth. He came back to birdie the next, par the seventh and lose a stroke on the next two. He birdied the tenth, but lost three more on the eleventh and twelfth before settling back to par for the next four. He lost another shot on the seventeenth and was even on the last green.

Out-Par 54354544 337 1 POfRI.F.S. itnd Jiro Modeste J. -l. pi and Jiiiius s-3. r-5.

rA fret Jar-" letauit from T. Anderson, "-''s E. Hare. "'m William nnpapolis. and Wayne t-nrv Calami Charles 6-3.

W't. Moil- Oklahoma Forst 6-3. -4. a-d Gin Bpny Har- r.i-K"?. 6-1.

an1 Joe Wilhani ir-i am J. SI. T-5. 5-4. a ar.i rranK a won bv 'Ball.

Jamison. 54355443 4 Bud Brownell, Carmel. 77 79 156 Alan Hyman, San Francisco. 81 75156 Ted Adams, Overland. 80 77 157 Robert J.

Jacobson. Deal, N. J. 79 78 157 Cal 7B-T3 1 Fred Haas. New Orleans.

149 Johnny Goodman, Omaha 77 72 149 Paul Leslie, Jefferson City, Mo. 76-73149 Walter Emery. Oklahoma City. 7 74 150 BUI Holt. Syracuse.

N. 78 72 150 Jack Westland. Everett, Wash. Mat Palacio, San Rafael, Cai 74-78150 John Fischer, Cincinnati 150 Reynolds Smith. Dallas 79-72 151 Lesiie A.

Leal, Everett. Wash. 151 C. Ross Somerville, London, Ontario 77-74151 Jack Gaines. Glendale, Cal 76 75151 Rodney Bliss.

Omaha 76 75 151 Melvin Harbert. Battle Creek. 73 78 151 Don Schumacher, Dallas, Tex. 151 T. Suffern Tailer.

Newport, R.I.75-76 151 Chick Evans, Chicago 74-78152 Dr. O. F. Willing. Portland, Ore 76-76152 Donald McPha.il, Baltimore 152 PaVTT 43443534 5 35 37 -72 7 155 Ernest Pieper, San Jose.

78 79 157 Jamison. 35543535 Wright Adams. Baton Rouge. 81 76 157 LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS JONES LAl'GHUN 1, MELLON 1 Famariss sjid Spindler. J.

A defeated Artzberger and Weiss. Mellon. 6-3, 6-2. Neff and Hussey, Mellon, defeated Dal-zei! and Schutte. J.

A 6-2. 8-1. GILF 2, PEOPLES Stapf and Pease, Gulf, defeated Mc- Clain and Williams, Gas. 6-2, 6-1. Dennis and Gruen.

Gulf, defeated Baker and Haase. Gas, 6-0, 6-1. BORNE, 1, WOODS 1 F. Smith and Cooper, Woods, defeated and Stang. Horne, 6-1.

6-2. Wolfram and Knight, Horne, defeated Selby and Weatherbee, Woods, 6-2, 2-6, 6-4. FIDELITY 1. METER 1 Miller and Wilson. Fidelity, defeated Barrett and Oeisler, Meter.

6-2. 6-2. G. Paul Seabrease. Philadelphia 80 77 157 Crookston, Blackstone i Tommy Barnes.

Atlanta 77 80157 J. C. Fulton, Baltimore 85 72 157 Tennis Tourney Off Pace S. A. R.

Golfers Cmnkston turned In the low gross John F. Riddell Garden City, N. 78-81157 Lyoford Lardner, Wauwa- tosa. Wis 78-78 157 The tennis tournament scheduled by the Belmont Tennis Club for veterans has been definitely postponed due to numerous Sidney A. Milligan, Eugene, Ore.

76 81 157 John O. Le Vinson, Kennebunk score in the monthly golf tournament of the Pittsburgh Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution, at the 8hannopm Country Club yesterday with a round of 84. Me also shared the kickers handicap with Dr. Beach, Me 77 81158 Leo Martin, Boston 79-79158 Byrne ami Guinea, Meter, defeated Herr Detail of Pirate Game H. H.

Sargent. Colonel Franklin Blackstone won the low James Fraser, Absecon, N. 81 77 158 Dr. Cliff Baker. Portland.

79-79 158 9 Harry Todd, Dallas 77 81 158 and Harnack, Fidelity. MAIN 2. UNITED Henderson and Evans. Main, defeated net prise with a card of 99-2673. with Dr.

K. M. Day the runner-up with 91-2576. ar.d Edward H- Kiem-'r-iMG Marcum, n-2. Yv-'sn Petra.

Jarres E. E. Howard. ti an.l Henner and 5-7. 6 2.

6-2. "rt Burgess. Kvrle and 3-6. 6-1. and Klwood ---ad Pirnard Welsh.

M. McUiarmid. Hendnx. 6-3. CEhlan.

Los Los ratn. Austin. City League Gardner and Johnson. United. S-6.

6-0. Fuhr and Spier, Main, won by default. PHILADELPHIA 1, PEOPLES McVey and Bell. Philadelphia, defeated Deuerlem and McCIure, Peoples, 7-9, 6-3, 6-2. Joe A.

Brown, Beaverton, Ore. 80 78 158 Martin Dumler, Cincinnati. 78 80 158 S. A. Williams.

79 80 159 H. F. Bowbeer. Riverside. 111...

79-80 159 A. Bullock Webster, Los Angeles 81 78 159 Richard Ashley, Kenosha, 159 Jesse P. Guilford. Boston 81 79 160 John P. Burke, Newport, R.

I. 80 80 160 W. Stanton Barbour. New York. 79-81160 Milton J.

SchloasT Cincinnati. 84 76 160 Joseph G. Hodges, Denver 82-78 160 Richard 8. Tufts, Pinehurst, N. 80-81161 Tom Stephenson.

Kansas City. 81 80 161 Edward P. Martin. 79 82 161 STANDING OF THE CLUBS W. L.

Pet. W. L. Pet. McDonald.

11 4 .7331 7 8 .467 7 6 4 12.250 Im'aculate 8 7 Amateur Mitt Show At Elizabeth Tonight Immaculate Heart defeated Carnegie by a 3-2 score last night at West Penn i-ara. Carroll and Deiaing featured with a pitch- era' battle. Score: IMMACULATE i CARNEGIE Jim Black, St. Louis 82 79 161 Russell W. Martin, Chicago.

78 84 162 pence Kerkow, Cincinnati 79-83162 Morris Norton, Dallas, 162 'Bet you never even looked for the icebag!" R. H. P.A. R. H.

P.A. Tom Draper. St, Louis 84 78 162 Meraa.3b 2 13 lM.Lack.ss 2 3 2 0 3 0 Mayo threw out Handley. Blanton struck out. BOSTON Brubaker tossed out Mueller.

Turner singled to left. Warstler flied to L. Waner. Di Maggio tapped in front of the plate and was thrown out by Todd. One hit, one left.

SIXTH INNING. PITTSBURGH Cuccinello Uvrew out L. Waner. Vaughan flied to Moore. Mayo threw out P.

Waner. BOSTON Johnson walked. Cuccinello singled to left, sending Johnson to third. Moore beat out a slow roller toward third, filling the bases. Mayo bounded Into a double play, Blanton to Todd to Suhr.

Fletcher was out, Suhr to Blanton who covered first. Two hits, two left. SEVENTH INNING. PITTSBURGH Suhr flied to Johnson. Todd was safe on Warstler' wide throw to first.

Brubaker hit into a double play. Turner to Cuccinello to Fletcher. One error. BOSTON Mueller struck out. Turner popped to Handley.

Young made a nice stop to throw out Warstler. EIGHTH INNING. PITTSBURGH Young filed to Johnson, Handley beat out a hit to Warstler. Lucas batted for Blanton and flied deep to Johnson. L.

Waner beat out a bunt toward third, Handley going to second. Vaughan grounded to Cuccinello. Two hits. BOSTON Brown went to the mound for 1 0 01 Regan. George E.

Will. Portland. Ore. 81 81 162 W. A.

Moncrief. Colorado Spgs. 80 82162 Jim Frisina, Midlothian, 111. 76 86162 Nelson Vaughan. Philadelphia.

84 79163 Three of the recently crowned Golden Glove amateur boxing champions will appear on the Tiger Joe Randall show of 10 bouts to be staged tonight at the Elizabeth High School Field. Billy Wolf, of the Pittsburgh Boys' Club, who defeated Johnny O'Hara for the 118-pound title, will meet Bobby Burton, of the Superior A. C. Woodey Sweeney of the Pittsburgh Boys' Ciob, 126-pound champion, will meet Mousey Misenheiter of McKeesport Y. M.

C. and William Bates, of the Greater Pittsburgh A. G. the 112-pound champion, will meet Red Foley of' the Cecil A. The mam bout will bring together Zack Robinson, of the Tiger Joe Randall A.

and Patsy Saroka. of the Pittsburgh Lyceum. WUford Wehrle, Racine, 81 82 163 Maleslu.lf 0 WTgtn.lb 1 0 0 Dobbs.cf.. 0 Templin.rf 0 Jensen, 0 Carroll, 0 0 3 2 2 0 2 1 2 1 4 1 2 0 2 13 li H.Lazck.2b 0 2 1 1 0 2 0i Carrick.rf, 0 0 4 0 0 1 1 Meider.lf... 0 1 3 II Bruno.c...

1 0 0 li Deising.p.. 0 FIRST INNING. PITTSBURGH L. Waner singled to right. Vaughan filed to Di Maggio.

P. Waned grounded to Warstler. L. Waner taking second. Suhr Hied to Dl Maggio.

One hit, one left. BOSTON Warstler fsnned. Di Maggio singled to left. Handley tossed out Johnson, Dl Maggio going to second. Cuccin-ello flied to Vaughan.

One hit, one left. SECOND INNING. PITTSBURGH Turner threw out Todd. Brubaker was called out on strikes. Young grounded out to Fletcher.

BOSTON Moore singled to left. Maya sacrificed, Todd to Suhr. Fletcher fanned. Mar Her singled to left, scoring Moore. Mueller was canght ell first.

Todd to Saar. One ran, two alts. THIRD INNING. PITTSBURGH Handley doubled down the left field foul line. Blanton fouled to Mayo.

L. Waner flied to Di Maggio. Vaughan was out, Fletcher to Turner who covered first. One bit, one left. BOSTON Handley went to short right for Turner's fly.

Warstler fouled to Todd. Dt Maggio singled to center. Johnson beat out a slow roller to Handley. Di Maggio stopping at second. Cuccinello popped to Todd.

Two hits, two left, FOURTH INNING. PITTSBURGH P. Waner singled to center. Suhr sacrificed. Turner to Fletcher.

Mayo held P. Waner at second as he threw out Todd. Johnson went back to the fence for Brubaker' long fly. One hit. one left.

BOSTON Handley threw out Moore. Mayo went out the same way. Fletcher struck: out. FIFTH INNING. FITTS2UKGH Youas louitd to Mavo.

Richard Bill. San Jose. Cal 83-80 163 Robert C. Berger Winnetka, 111. 78-88 164 Harvey Shaffer, Westbury.

84-80 164 S. T. Messner, St, Petersburg, 2 8 24 4 Totals'. 27 161 Totals. Fla.

82 82164 Justin Randall. Martinez. Cal. 78-86 164 1 DoiBLES. and Mrs.

defeated and Jean 6-4. "i Siirber. New Piedmont, trnan. Detroit, P.rcoklice. and -U'aboro.

Phnadelphta. 9-7. 6-4. James. En- Cambridge, Theopoid, Ded- Mane Luise Mrs a.

C. Duffy, Cleve- and Polly won by default s-d Marian Wood. and Gracyn Jane gtan-" Blank, Log Hugo Springfield, N. 83 81 164 Kichard L. Haskell.

Seattle 85 79 164 Charles B. Hill. Glencoe, 111. 84 81 165 Forrest Watson. Seattle 81-84 165 Edward E.

Lowery. Boston 82-84166 Wm. Castleman, Louisville 84 82166 Carnegie 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 12 Immaculat 101 100 00 3 Two-base hits Majeski. Sadowski. Bruno.

Base on balls Off Carroll off Deising 5. 8truck out By Carroll 2: by Delslng 7. Umpires Robinson and Beater-ling. Organize Grid Team Ray Besti. aandlot manager, la attempting to get together former Schenley High school football stars to organize a sand lot team for the coming season.

All players are requested to attend a meeting Friday night at 131 Grant avenue, Millvale, at o'clock. the Pirates. L. Waner came In for Charles E. McGuire, Oak Park, 1H 83 84 167 and Cissy Madden, sisters.

Boston, 6-0, 6-0. Mrs. Dorothy Andrus, New York, and Mme. Sylvia Henrotin, France, defeated Barbara Winslow, Los Angeles, and Margaret Jessee. Sacramento, 6-2, 6-3.

Dorothy Bundy. Santa Monica. and Jadwiga Jedrxejowska. Poland, defeated Marsot Lumb and Mary Hardwick, England. -4.

6-3. Patricia Cummings, Westfield. N. Thomas Teller. Berkeley, 82-78 168 T.

D. Morris. Salt Lake City. 169 Dl Maggio' short fly. Brown tossed out Johnson.

Cuccinello flied to L. Waner. NINTH INNING. PITTSBURGH Turner knocked down P. Howard Bergman.

New 84 85169 William D. Higgins, 85 82 167 Henry A. Parr III, Baltimore. 84 86170 Waner smash and threw him out. Suhr walked.

Todd struck out, Jensen batted for Donald Case, Essex Falls. N. J. 83 88 171 James Haugh. Omaha.

Neb. 172 i and Mrs. D. E. Deston, New York, won and Kath- by default from Eunice Dean.

Houston, otreated Mercedes, Tex, aad Miliicent HlriciLf Tor. Brubaker and flied to Dt, Maggio. BOSTON Unplayed. Allan V. Ellis, Boston 84-89173 IT.