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WORLD-WIDE SPORTING EVENTS CLASSIFIED ADS FINANCIAL NEWS SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 14, 1931 Heilmann Is To Be Out i For Next Two Months THAT BET COST HIM DOUBLE! DERBY ON I At Jefferson Today; keco iouy 1 i AMD I'VE HEtN Eleven Are Entered To Run! oth osT rum BET HM A Gabby Art Arrives; SrJm oms 'A In Louisiana Event. MCW HAT HE DANNY HAD THREE SCRATCHES AND FOUR LOSERS HE LOST $10 ON THE DAY. COULDN'T wit. OUTFIELDER Shires Joins Brewers HOME RUN 7 -ro-ruE Ti CT VWO HAT5: WrrM THE NEW BALL. Miss Ramesy Wins Feature Event From Hot Time By Three Lengths Justina Finishes Third.

Hot Springs, March 13 (AP) ly Not Play At All $19,749.80 ahead at New Orleans. r-Art Shires (The Great) showed up here today and dispelled the fear of Milwaukee club officials that he was lost A snowstorm delayed his departure Piysicians Are Not To Giv (Opinion For Two Weeks, from Chicago until yesterday, he SPECIAI, DISPATCa 10 IBB New Orleans, March 13 With the Louisiana Derby coming up for its tenth annual running tomorrow, discussion of the probable outcome Take Off $5 Doctor Happy 8 Blimp 12 Martis 18 Lightning Bolt 27 Lucky Dan 40 Fair Beth 60 Lillian T. 90 said, Soon after his arrival, despite the lack of sleep, Art donned a Milwau President Weil Is Told Over Long of that Important fixture for three- kee uniform for the first time and joined the batting practice. year-olds usurped interest in the racing that was presented at the local' Distance Phone Horace Ford Arrives At Tampa. Jefferson Park track this afternoon.

GEORGETOWN YOUTH DIES Eleven were entered for the added Derby this morning and In By Jack Ryder. fECUL CIRrATl'B TO THI CNQI'IBKI. cluding Lightning Bolt, winner of the After Wishing Luck To Teammates In Court Meet Quintet Loses. Georgetown, Ohio, March 13-MAP) Death Intervened today in, the Tampa, March 13 Another good day, with the weather clear and LITTLE AMERICA Loughran Wins Over Schaaf the track fast, the Beds got in young life of Brysan Chatman, 15 highly beneficial work at Plant Field years old, Georgetown High School basket ball star, Florida Derby at Miami a week ago; Spanish Play, champion three-year-old of the local season; Burgoo, Prince D'Amour, Garlic, Michigan' Brass Monkey and Ann Arundel, one of the most interesting contests In the record of the stake la in prospect. With Lightning Bolt, recognized Hughes Five Beats Xenia, Bacon Wins Over Chaminade In Regional Court Games today in preparation for the two hard games with the Yankees and Smashes Track Mark Stricken with pneumonia some In Ten Rounds At Garden; Victor's Left Baffles Rival the champion Athletics which are time ago, young Chatman bad recov ucheduled for tomorrow and Sunday, ered sufficiently to send greetings to To Win Five And Half Fur his' team mates this morning, just before they departed for Dayton to The team labored for three hours at the usual routine, and the boys actually looked better than on any long Race At St.

Johns. participate in the state Class sec champion of the three-year-old raced at Hialeah Park and Oriental Park, seeking honors, intersectional color prevails for the first time In several tional tournament. previous training day. Madison Square Garden, New York, March 13-(AP) Before 11,000 of the faithful, vociferous in their wor The teammates expressed their Mr. Weil has about given up hope Lahor Captures Claiming Handicap of having: Harry Heilmann with the years and is a strong factor In bring regrets that Chatman, their center was not in condition to accompany them.

Chatman wished his fellow players all the luck In' the world. team this year, and certainly not until late in the season. He talked ing the race into wider importance than ever before. Gilded Arch Romps Home For Plunging "Brick." A half hour later the young lad With 10 starters the race will have 1 ship, Tommy boxing master from Philadelphia, turned in one of the most brilliant exhibitions of his long career tonight to confound and all but overwhelm Ernie Schaaf, Boston's big blonde heavyweight. died of a hemorrhage.

with physicians at the Jewish Hospital today over the phone and was informed that it would ce two weeks before they will give an opinion as His sudden death shocked his team SPECIAL DISrATCB TO THE ENQUIRER a gross value of $9,860, the smallest since the first running. The addetl money this year was reduced from mates who played West Milton and Murray put the Big Red in the lead, which it held successfully the rest of the tilt. Hughes was ahead at the half, 8 to 4, but was behind at the end of the third quarter, 11 to 10. Denterlein led the Hughes In scoring with five points. By its showing in Friday's game, Roger Bacon should through to the finals.

Hughes, in its game against Xenia, did not platy the kind of ball that brought it through the Cincinnati sectional. Ed Murray, elongated Big Red center, was held to two fouls by Glass. In a Class game, Georgetown was beaten by West Milton in the first contest of the day by the score of 23 to 18. The line-ups: Schaaf held him even in the fourth and won the ninth and tenth with his belated rush. It was a sweet victory for Loughran, wiping out his past defeats at the hands of Schaaf and lifting the former light heavyweight right back into the middle of the heavyweight picture.

Loughran weighed 182 pounds, and Schaaf 200. Stanley Poreda, Jersey City heavyweight, won a 10-round decision over Frankie Cawley, Philadelphia, in a 10-round semiwind-up. Laddie Lee, Boston middleweight, defeated Jackie Aldare, New York, in another 10-round Budy Marshall, Stamford, trounced Willie Wallach, New York, in four rounds in the curtain-raiser. St. Johns Park Race Track, Fla, to) whether the big slugger win pe Georgetown was eliminated, 24-16, aoit 10 piay ai an.

Even if Harry is not permanently March 13 Little America, carrying a feathery impost of 96 pounds, estab $10,000 to 7,500 and five of the nine stagings had $15,000 added. Incapacitated by the arthritis in his right wrist, the physicians said that While today's racing: was over a lished a new track record for five it will be at least two roontns ueiuie Training Camp Dope and a half furlongs In winning the Studebaker Cup Handicap here this he can hope to go Into training Two Places To Fill. afternoon. The fleet daughter of The Red chief is therefore straining Winter Haven, March 13 High Cloud whirled over the distance Sr-ECIAL DISriTCH TO THE ENQl'lSEB. Dayton, Ohio, March 13 Hughes and Roger Bacon, representatives in the Southwestern Regional Class A Tournament, will meet in the semi-finals Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock as a result of coming through victorious in their first rounds.

Hughes beat Xenia Central, 14 to while Bacon trimmed Dayton Chaminade, 22 to 18. Both games were close, with the winners never holding much of a lead. The Roger Bacon-Chamlnade fray was the best of the afternoon. Bacon got the lead on the local quintet and maintained it successfully throughout the entire contest. At the end of the first quarter the score was 8 to 9.

The half terminated 10 to 6.. In the last quarter Chaminade drew up within two points of tying the score, but the Eagles' rally was checked. Werner was leading scorei for the winners, with six free throws, while Zweisler led Chaminade with four baskets and a pair of fouls. The Hughes-Xenia game was anlp-and-tuck affair, with the lead changing hands often. Xenia led' by one point with four minutes to play, but fast track an overcast sky Combined i with the weather man's forecast for-rain to hearten admirers of candi-' dates best suited by muddy going.

tairly good brand of sprinters fought it out in the claiming fourth on today's program, and the winner turned up in Miss V. Fel-lows's much improved chestnut filly, Miss Ramsey. The daughter of Es- (AP) Lewis, C. Buch, President of in 1:07, clipping two-fifths of Twice whipped by the husky protege of Jack Sharkey, Tommy turned on his conqueror tonight and flayed him with a left hand that never seemed to leave Schaaf's features. He jabbed with it, hooked it to the head and fenced for openings for his right, and plastered Ernie so thoroughly with leather that the decision in Tommy's favor at the end of the 10 rounds was just a matter of official record.

Loughran tonight was the master of a couple of years back, the canny, sharpshooting speedster who stalked evejry pmt t0 obtain anotner outfielder or two from the clubs which "XeNTaT HuoheS." the Phillies, arrived in camp today second off the old mark set by Jack hve a suterabundance of gardeners Howe. FG.FT.TPi nenterleln.f 2 1 hi Carr.f Schaps, 1 1 aiDallon.f Murray, 0 2 21 Olass.c Cohen, 2 0 Thompson, and after a conference with Manager had counted on Heilmann and FG.FT.Tr 1 2 Oil 0 0 0 113 3 0 8 5 2 Vi Shotton expressed the belief the three Jtoettger as certainties." he said to J. C. Ellis's Ellice, conceding 22 westerner, out); mce, day5, with the third outfield position FIRST ROUND Schaaf matched jabs with the smart Phlladelphlan, stabbing Tommy back on his heels with tvo straight shots, loughran slipped In two bard left books to the head and the crowd cheered. Tommy popped Schaaf's head steadily with a fine left but took a hard left to the chin and a solid right, to the ribs In return.

Ernie sunk a hard left to the ribs at the bell. Philly holdouts, "Chuck" Klein, Phil coba Babettu galloped down to the pounds to the winner, staged a valiant -I Totals 4 14 Totnls to" be fought for by the otner finish line three lengths in advance Collins and John Sherlock, would of Hot Time, while Justina barely sign their contracts. C'JVith Hellman out, we have two CHAMINaT5i5. attempt to get up it) the stretch run and apparently had Little America subdued when weight began to tell and the Ellis banner bearer faltered last long enough to save third money for George Collins. KO.FT.TV KO.FT.'lTi I have sent for Klein and expect SECOND ROUND They sparred carefully plates to fill instead of one.

it wui Werner, tolOrr.r 2 2 him to reach here in a day or Miss Ramsey displayed a good to finish second a half a length away. 4i Somel.r 31 Sommers.c Zwlealer.g Mattocheck.f McAvoy Wortman.g Thernes.g turn of speed in racing Justina into submission in the first half mile of Buch said. "We feel we have offered him a contract that is 'more than I) 0 2 2 10 2 2 a 2 Noaloyce was third. for a full minute, pecking at each other with long left jabs. Tommy flicked the big blonde's features with his left and then switched to the body.

He rammed both hands to Schaaf's body and the sailor wound up tangled In the ropes when his return right missed. Boxing perfectly, Loughran dazzled Schaaf with a succession lup and Moore or Crabtree make the grafts, all right, but I will keep on trying for more outfield material. Horace Ford, accompanied by his wlffc. arrived this afternoon by mptor rob his home near Boston, having Wetsenrtorf.f One of the highlights of the after the dash, thin drew into a long lead, 1 Wilson, fair. Totals in kingly fashion through the light-heavyweight ranks.

He never let the burly Bostonlan set himself to punch, tied htm up neatly on the clinches, and easily won of the ten rounds, Toward the close, with the battle won and the crowd laughing openly noon was the saddle work of Apprentice Frank who leads the which she never relinquished. Hot 1U ii Totals "As for. Collins and "JSherlock, we of lefts and rights and carefully swung the tide to his own corner, where the bell riders at the meeting. He completet' have offered them both substantial made the long trip in four days. His appearance was hailed with delight found him ready to alt right down.

In the other games MIddletown de Time, which experienced some trou- ble getting through at the far turn? lifter having raced in close quarters from the start, outfinished Justina a double and was beaten a Whisker for a triple in the second race. He increases." THIRD ROUND Schaaf switched from a feated Sidney, 27 to 26, and Hamilton waiting role and tried to take the offon by Manager Howley, who has- said all lonsr that he would feel much at Schaaf's dogged efforts to land, beat Springfield, 17 to 15. a basket by Schaps and a foul by Pensacola, March 13 (AP) sive, but he ran straight Into Loughran's sharp left. Schaaf Couldn't seem to get safer with regard to his Infield if also picked off a pair of thirds. Lahor In Front, Lahor, a former stable plater, gloves on the fleet Ph ademn an ana Tommy let down ad Ernie battered him about the body.

Tommy pulled up each time there was danger The Boston Bed Sox regulars pound he was blinking constantly under tin ed two rookie pitchers hard here to romped to a handy victory in the LOUISIANA DERBY FIELD ahead, however, set the left hand to pumping, and stopped Schaaf's on day for a 10-to-3 victory over the Carlin Claiming Handicap, defeating Dr. Parrish by a length at the end of yannigans. Ed Morris and "Bull slaughts short. Loughran won seven Horses. Wts.

Durham hurled for the regulars and of the ten rounds, most of them by ridiculously large margins, while Jack Russell and Sumner Colling by a head for second place. Back To Lexington. Mrs. John Hay Whitney's Light-. nlng Bolt wilt be shipped to Lexing-1 ton Sunday morning, according to i present plans of Trainer Haughton.

i He will be more or less inactive for I a month, following which he will be 1 prepared for the Latonla Derby ana other stakes engagements. He was not nominated for the Kentucky i Derby. A. T. Sansone' has disposed of Hy Schneider to A.

A. Baronl, and Frank Swain will take the gelding to Ken- tucky and later to Chicago, where he the mile test. Typhoon was third In the field of seven. Glided Arch, a three-year-old imported to this country by the Howe Stable and claimed at Miami by Otto wood were the scrubs' box men. Hal Bhyne and Buss Scarritt each banged Ford was with the team.

Horace has not yet accepted the clu terms, which involved a deep cutjof $4,500 in his last year's salary, and; says that he Is not at all sure jjolng so. He hopes for a compromise when he confers with Fresi dent Weil tomorrow morning, but the fact hat ne naa made tne lengthy journey down here at his own expense indicates pretty well what the! outcome will be. It may be taken as a certainty that he will be with the team as utility second baseman and shortstop, this insuring the club against disaster in out four hits against the Russell had all the speed of the first stream of lefts that bounded from his features. Schaaf, dug two left hooks Into Loughran's side, but Tommy was working on his face with that smart left hand, all ready to sit down again In bis corner when the gong sounded. FOURTH ROUND Tommy missed a left as he fell in Llose and Schaaf stung him with a left to the pit of the stomach.

Another body belt doubled Loughran and he was forced to hold as Schaaf much the stronger smashed at him with both hands. Tommy kept the plodding blonde away with hl left for a moment, but Schvtf smashed a right to the heart and again Loughran was hurt. Tommy geared the left to top speed, however, and started a stream of blood from Schaaf's nose with his left Jabs as the bell sounded. FIFTH ROUND Schaaf took another gross of Jabs on his tender nose before be sank a left into Lougnran's body. Tommy punched back fiercely and tailed Schaaf twice with crackling right crosses to the head.

Ernie tore in furiously with Kiln Collingwood combination. YANK ACES Probable Jockeys Owners. F. C. Smith John English C.

Kurtslnger.Mrs. John Hay Whitney C. Pegg J. L. Pontlua L.

Wells Si Domani J. Smith. E. It. Bradley Reblck.

Mrs. Olive Curtis C. Landolt Knebelkamp Morris E. James. Letter J.

Maryuni VaUey Lake Stable G. Rose S. W. Labrot W. Cannon A.

Hlrshfleld race and finished the six panels under, mild urging from Madeley, a Gettln Even lit Lightning 124 Michigan Ill Donny Johnny 110 tBurgoo 116 Garlic 114 Spanish 120 Prince 120 Allegretto 114 Anne Arundel 107 tBrass Monkey li Bradenton, March 13 (AP) Although Frankle Frisch, Captain of the Cardinals has finally made, his length in advance of Porterdl, while another half a span away Air Liner was third. -The winner, coupled wlthi Royal Guinea in the Torrell To Keep To Sidelines appearance here, it is unlikely that he will join the squad for a week at will-be turned over to Baronl, who won a number of races with him last was 4-to-5. least. season. E.

R. Bradley and A. Hlrshfleld entry. Federal Reserve got up In the very case of injury to Durocher or cuccl-nello. Strlpp May Flay Sunday.

Thomas E. Nash, Chicago patron, last stride to survive a hard-fought duel with Valley in the second event. purchased at private terms from B. B. As French Loom Highly To Take hands pumping, but Loughran made him miss, Jabbed off Dalance, tied him up perfectly in the clinches, and was ready to The second sack said it ould take only a few days for him to get in shape, but Manager Gabby Street has decided to let him take things easy for a while.

In the meanwhile Bill Manager Howley is much encour The pair had battled head and head Rico the likely juvenile Iskum, and he will carry the Nash colors in the Rookie Is Selected Midget Car Speedy; Laurels In Indoor Net Meet, Which Starts Today. Golden Meadow Purse tomorrow. Continued On Next Page. Continued On Next Page. Myers, the ex-Danville shortstop, will J.

Daniels, acting for the Southland Breaks Daytona Mark As Clean-Up Man continue as second baseman. Stable, sold the filly Rosle Cora to A. N. Sacre. 1 New York, March 13-(AP) With Clearwater, Flai, March 13 (AP) Guy Mangan is retiring as an NO FEAR OF NEW BALL With Earl Mattlngly and Bill Greene, Brooklanda, England, March 13 owner-trainer In favor of attempting a comeback in the saddle and sold San Antonio, Texas, March 13 (AP)-Mel rookie a pair of rookies up from Macon, Ga all except a few of the top ranking American stars mysteriously missing the American indoor tennis champ ionships open tomorrow In the Sev-' Mrs.

Mangan Faddy to red f. 1 aged about his infield, now that "Jersey Joe" Stripp is in action every day, He does hot intend to play Joe against the Yanks tomorrow, not wishing to take any chance of a setback, but he may let him go a few ro inds against the Athletics Sunday. 3trtpp's cold practically has disappeared and he will need only a few mot days work to be in playing trim. Frank Slgafoos has done well ati the hot corner in the two games already played. fie is speedy and takes an earnest cup at the ball from the right side of the plate.

Frank will not only continue at third tomorrow, but he will be given the honor of leadifts (AP)-Tho British motorist, G. E. T. Eyston, driving a midget car, broke the world record for baby cars at dividing the hurling duties, the Brooklyn Dodgers second string eked out a 10-to-9 decision over the House of Berry, well-known steeplechase rider, from Louisville, will be clean-up man for the White Sox when they engage In their first spring exhibition game 0 Jockeys C. Kurtsinger and David today.

Cannon, respectively engaged to ride enth Regiment Armory. Jean Bo Max Rosenfeld, who was with To Lightning Bolt and Brass Monkey in rotra, French Davis cup veteran with the New York Giants ledo last year, led the Brooklyn at the Louisiana Derby, arrived this holds the spotlight. Several explan morning from Kentucky. one mile today with an official speed of 96.93 miles an hour. The previous record was 94 miles an hour established at Daytona recently by Captain Malcolm Campbell, since knighted Eyston also captured the kilometer record today, the mark being 1S6 tack with four of the Dodgers' 15 hits.

Murray Howell, a recruit from Manager Donle Bush decided to Edward Haughton, trainer of the ations have been offered as to why John Doeg, national champion out use Simons in the clean-up position, Greentree Stable, desires to correct Birmingham, hit a home run. which using Carl Reynolds before him and was matched by Swaney and Herbst the impression that Jockey H. R. Riley has been released by that starting battery for the House of doors; George tiott John Van Byn and others choose to sulk In their tents while the French Invade Smead Jolly fifth in the batting order, Jolley batted fourth last year kilometers an hour. David.

Score by innings: off in the batting order, a place heretofore occupied by Gene Moore Little Gene will be dropped to sixth place, with the rest of the line stable, Riley, now riding at St. Johns Park, will report back to Haughton the American field. Innlngi 123488789 R. H. E.

OLD JOHN ARRIVES. The fact remains that only Frank ai ijexingiun. 1 noura oc uavm 120121002 9 8 Brooklyn 4 0 100050 10 15 up, as in the Brooklyn Dr. Gordon F. McKim, eminent Shields, Berkeley Bell and Cliff Sut SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THS ENQUIRES.

Batteries Swaney, Cronk. and Herbst; series. physician and surgeon of Cincinnati, ter, of the American flight, have luaiuiiBij', urcenc ana ixiraoarai. Lexington, Ky, March 13 John who has been here for several days, entered the tourney. Moore, although a mere youngstei, looks better and better every day.

He Lowe has arrived from Miami with the horses he raced there this winter Is remaining over for the Derby and West Palm Beach. March 13 Shields and Borotra are conceded is an earnest and ambitious kid and but believes he can do better in fifth place. Reynolds prefers to hit third. LEGAL IN SOUTH CAROLINA. Columbia, S.

March 13 (AP) A bill legalizing boxing In South Carolina received final legislative approval today and was sent to Governor Ibra C. Blackwood. Its proponents asserted his signature was assured. The bill provides for boxing commissions in each county and limits bouts to IS rounds. the best chance to win through to (AP) Llndel Stortl, the stepchild is jnever idle a moment during in leaves tomorrow night for the Queen City.

MORE SUBSIDY WANTED. among the young fielders from Wichita Falls, quietly but effectively and now is in charge of 25 horses in training at Coldstream Farm, includ ing those he brought from Miami. Five of the number are his own, five practice hours. the finals, havl- been placed in different brackets. Borotra's chief op ponents in the upper bracket are He has had only two years of pro is gaining me respect of the Brown fessional experience, but is grasping Sutter and Julius Seligson, former officials and fans who are watching the property of C.

V. Whitney, one owned by Frederick Johnson and 14 the big leagues situation with much celerity. He is a natural hitter and the property of Coldstream Stud. junion champion, while Shields must overcome Christian Boussus, France young star; Landry, also of France, and Bell if he hopes to play Borotra for the title a week from Saturday. fast on the bases.

I Boettger Coaching Moore. ine worKouts nere. storti is called the stepchild because he is up against the proposition ti pushing Oscar Mellllo to the bench, and ousting that courageous pepper pod from the regular squad Is a man-sized Job. St. Petersburg, March 13 (AP) Joe McCarthy today took full Oar Wood Says Government Should Help Engine Manufacturers.

Miami Beach, March 13 (AP) Gar Wood, speed king of American water courses, told an audience here today America is falling far behind Europe in the development of aviation racing motors, and that people He is a bit green in the outfield Play in the tournament opens to and Pan has had Walley Boettger, King Tut-Petrolle Are Paid; a ball hawk, if there ever was one, morrow, skips Sunday and then continues all next week. Most of the coaching him for an hour each day 64 entries are from the East. in the finer points of outfield play Entries still are being received for both flies and ground balls, with spe But Commission Says Nothing cial instruction as to where to throw advantage of the best weather he's seen so far in Florida to put his New York Yankees through a three-hour drill, the longest and hardest of the the doubles, which will be played in conjunction with the singles during the week. The lists for doubles close the ball when there are runners on the bases. HACK Monday.

season. the commission today in refusing to Little Gene eats up every word and Joe continued his infield experi sanction Petrolle as an opponent for if learning fast. New York, March 13 AP) Whatever case the New York State Athletic Commission was able to muster CHICAGO WOMAN WINNER Tony Canzoneri, lightweight cham ments, working Tony Lazzeri at both third and second, Ben Chapman at second and third and Joe Sewell at pion. In a title match in the Garden He and Roettger were the last men off the field today. It is as certain as 1 anything can be at this early March 27 had nothing to do with the third.

stage that- Moore will remain with the if not as a regular, at Los Angeles, March 13 (AP) The least as utility outfielder. of the united States must go abroad to obtain engines for racing planes and boats unless the Government subsidizes research in this field. "European nations are subsidizing perfection of high speed motors." ha said. "Manufacturers here find the research too costly, and apparently it will take a war for us to start." In explanation of the engineering difficulties necessary to meet an increasing demand for speed engines, Wood said in high speed boats power must be doubled for approximately every 10 miles an hour increase in speed. The problem, he added, is to build motors with double the horse power and yet keep the weight at approximately the same figure.

ANNANDALE IN FRONT. Huryt Park, England. March 13 (AP) Lady Glenapp's Grand Na against Billy Petrolle and King Tut, a pair of lightweights under investigation on suspicion of faking a recent fight in Madison Square Garden, was closed today with no other announcement than that the boys would be paid their wages for the Manager Howley, now that warmer situation. Sanction for this match was asked before the commission completed its investigation. From sources close to the commission it was learned, however, that Petrolle and Tut, although they have not been suspended here, are not likely to fight again in New York State unless paired against each other and with no holds barred.

Cubs slaughtered the Los Angeles Angels, 16 to 1, in their opening spring exhibition game today, while Pat Malone and Charlie Root held the Angels to five hits. The Cubs battered three pitchers for 22. Man match. Of Belleair Golf Title Mrs. Melvin Jones Beats Mrs.

Stetson. Belleair, March 13 (AP) Mrs. Melvin Jones, Chicago, won the Belleair women's golf championship, defeating Mrs. Helen B. Stetson.

Philadelphia, 3 and 2. The Chicago woman's victor culminated a week of remarkable golf, during which shi-won the qualifying medal and three subsequent matches by the one-sided margins of 7 and 5. Defeat of Mrs. Stetson marked the first time in three years the former national champion has lost in th Belleair tournament. She won the Their pay was withheld by the com ager Hornsby drove out a home run mission and an investigation launched shortly after Petrolle scored a four ir.

the first inning with two men on round knockout over Tut. Reports base. Eighteen players were used by the Cubs. of a betting coup, Tut's thirty-four-second knockout of Petrolle In a pre weather has arrived, will use his vet eran pitchers against the strong American League club. He said tonight he will start Ray Kolp against the Yankees tomorrow and -let him go five innings, with A' Eckert finishing the combat.

Bonnie Frey pitched four rounds agatiftst Brooklyn Wednesday ant) that? is as far as any of the hurleis has i'gone yet, but they have been down here nearly three weeks and Dan? says that they ought to be in shape to pitch half a game or a little more. Two old stand bys, Red Lucas and Larry Benton, will draw the tough Clubs R. H. E. (NaUonal) 18 22 I vious match, rumors beforehand that Los Angeles (Pacific Coast) 1 ft a the match was "in the bag" and Tut Batteries Malone.

Rxt an4 Hartnett. lackadaisical efforts all tended to Since the investigation was launched. Tut, who claimed that an attack of appendicitis the night of the Petrolle match lowered his efficiency, has had the ailing appendix removed. The commission, apparently certain that all was not well with the match, has found trouble mustering proof to that effect. The usual commission procedure in that case is to prevent the reappearance of the boxers in the future "for the general good of the game." Oraoe; Ballou, Moss, McMurprie and Wilson, Schulte.

throw suspicion on the bout. James A. Farley, Chairman of the tional candidate, Annadale, today won the Palace Handicap Steeplechase at two miles and 310 yards from Mrs. E. Coote's Red Abbott Annandale's margin at the finish was a length and a half.

P. Woodland Phuiblisher was third. Six other also ran. San Francisco, March 13 (AP) Clubs R. H.

E. title in 1929 and repeated last year. Mrs. Jones beat Mrs. Stetson at her own game.

Longer from the tees through the fairway, Mrs. Jones was not expected to match the fine short game of the Phlladelphian, but she won with iron shota, As long as he can use those long bats (pictured above) with the "whip" in the thin handle, Hack Wilson, Chicago Cubs' slugger and home run king of the majors, claims he'll be knocking 'em over the fence whether the new ball, old ball or a bean bag is tossed up to him. commission, said the action of the board "spoke for Itself." He would not discuss the matter further for Detroit (Americans 2 1 San Francisco (Pacific Coast) 14 0 Batteries Hoyt. Cantrell and Schang, Hay. publication.

He said the action ot Continued On Next Page worth; Gibson, Davis ud Baldwin Penebakj..