Show THE OQDEN T1- -V bs Wank ees-G- u ———————— IN BIG TRACK - NEW IN NEW Is Second In Many Records IOWA CITY Iowa n ( Fall Z United Press Staff Correspondent f DETE i 11— MM are quoted finish first and against the Cubs to finish 1 to 2 that they one-tw- 6 OTHER FAVORITES The St Louis Cardinals New York Giants and Pittsburg Pirates are even choices with odds of 2 to 1 quoted that they don't win that the pennant and even money or eecond first finish don't they The Philadelphia Athletics are second choice Th the American 4 The league at odds of 5 to odds quoted against the St 2 Louis for 1 --Browns are for first eecond and even money for-thiThe Detroit Tigers aro quoted 15 to —1 shots 5-- 8-- rd LONG SHOT HERE The longest odds are quoted Phillies— against! the Philadelphia 1 100 to 1 they don't finish first 40-10-- 1 they don't finish second and finish third they don'tAmerican In the league the Bosin ton Red Sox picked to finish 40 at the cellar have been quoted to 1 The odds follow: '' NATIONAL LEAUlCh Club Cubs Giants Odds 3-- i Pirates Cardinals— Reds l 2Va- -l 8-- 1 40-- 1 Robins Phillies 100-- 1 AMERICAN Yankees Athletics Browns Tigers t Senators Indians! — White Sox even money B- -4 8-- 1 15-- 1 30-- 1 30-- 1 v 30-- 1 PIRATES ADOPT PLAYING RULES PASO ROBLES Cal March 1 (AP) — One more "verboten" sign has been hung out at the Pittsburg along with Pirates trailing 4:aitip to bed by "All and the "No liquor" 11 p m" warning The new words are "Card playing taboo" Thi sstep howas taken by Donie Bush after of the had complained officials tel careleehess of the men in vnHi nhmit the floor Bush learned today that he had team in Pitcher Ervin a one-ma- n and rangy Brame inTall BrameT formed Bush he was a former first !rkAf He previously was known other posito have played every tell me that tion "Why didn't you was needing a last season when I demanded first sacker" Bush at the time"I was out of the city Brame responded "you had sent me to Indianapolis" — 4— CARDINALS LOSE LUGGING EVENT —— I — AVON PARK Fla March 1 (AP) — "Three home runs failed to Louis Cardinals in jtid the iStexhibition tussle at Para--- o yes-'terday- 'si -- iih the Tndiananolis Indians land the asociation outfit clubbed an of f 11 to 1 victory off the offerings luckthree recruit hurlers TheFollard hurlers were Bysco Is Ginther jtiid while the three circuit waillons were made by Delker Holm and Pepper In addition Selph got a triple? and Douthit and Gelbert hit doubles Frankie Frisch was expected in camp today - Iamateur teams open cage meet r- Mar 11— (AP) cage teams today were set for a week's competition which national A A wlll determine-thU champion early Today and tomorrow from teams morning until midnight from' all sections of the nation will bombard the baskets in convention hall Afternoon and evening games and by will te played "Wednesday narrowbe will field the Thursday ed to eight teams and only night contests will be played the remain der or tno weeK KANSAS CITY CHANGES SLATED FOR ST LOUIS Fla WEST PALM BEACH March 11 — (AP)— For today's in preparation for practice session the first exhibition conest of next the Rowley Saturday Manager St LOuls Browns was to send Schulte McNeely and Jenkins to the outfield for the "regulars" Melillo Kress short Dondero at second one of his young catch and third ers to first because of Lu Blue's late - arrival SOTAEH COLUMBLA PROBLEM The problem of electing a foot- -- 1 " L 8-- 9-- — ' i ' i ' J thereby chance to bhow his wares in the-e the LU i 1 one-tent- 60-ya- rd STARS - V' f PETERSBURG Fla March 11— (AP) — John A Heydler president of the National league was a visitor today at the Braves" camp here He will attend the first of the exhibition games staged by the tribe with the St Louis Cardinals President-Manage- r Emil Fuchs denied reports from the Brooklyn dugout that the Dodgers were to buy Eddie- Farrell forme'r Giant shortstop now competing with "Rabbit" Maranville for a regular berth in the Braves' infield He said the Brooklyn management had made an offer for Farrell but that he had given it no consideration - CAGE PLAYER IS DEAD IN IDAHO Ida March 11- — Charles Albright playing (AP) MICHIGAN TEAM guard for Bovill dropped dead SatIN FIRST PLACE urday nisrht two minutes afterbe-a basketball game which started tween Bovill and Troy teams at CHICAGO March 11— (UP)— Bovill the 60 miles north of Lew-isto- n Ida The Motors Inns of Pohtiae Mich Albright had asked for three continued to lead the five-ma- n tirites out but expressed no desire to event of the American bowling conr leave the game Heart attack was gress today The Michigan team given as cause of death The game ' ' had a total of 2545was cancelled G Parr Jackson Mich went into first place in the'singles event with 6 7 6 W Truesen and R Phil- MAT STARS TO lips Chicago doubles- lead with ami third place in the event were held by the George J Fee company team of Chicago with 2S43 and the Hotel Rauloff Oshkosh Wis with 2S34 E O'Brien Chicago with 673 was second in the singles and B was C'pok Cincinnati with 6 6 4 third F 'Nebendahl and L Steffen of Chicago were second in the doubles and G Laurie and A Wachter of Chicago third The former had a total of 1 207 and the latter a score of 1204 Second five-ma- n strIbling'may ENGAGE SCOTT NEW YORK March 11 — (UP) — A match is pending between Phil Scott English champion and Young Stribling Georgia heavyweight at London1 In answer to a promoter's request Pa Stribling has said his boy will meet Scott at London for $50000 and our round trip tickets The British also want to see Mickey Walker again but the middleweight champion's terms are three times those named by the Striblings j BELANGER GIVEN EDGE IN BOUT TORONTO March 11— (UP) — Frenchy Belanger Canadian champion was quoted a 7 to 5 favorite today over Corporal Izzy Schwartz recognized as flyweight champion by the New York state athletic commission for the title bout - here tomorrow night A NEW SPORT KABUL Afghanistan — This land of tribal chieftains and the ready use of daggers has been introduced to a new sport It is elephant The uncertain temper of racing the robed gentleman lends an added thrill to the job of bookmakers who handle wagers on the lumbering runners arid keep their eyes peeled for possible knife thrusts 12-rou- —4-- 4 GINGHAM BLOUSES ball captain for the 19 29 Columbia Silk gingham blouses and cotton football team was solved recently when James Campbell who tied for ginghams also are making the the honor with James Bleeckcr re- second blouse for many a spring suit signed in favor of Bleecker This will be the ( SYR auditorium tonight 'Pete Visser' of Ogden and Jack Burns of Scranton Pa will furnish the entertainment in the 'main event This contest as a rough and tumble event with only the strangle hold barred The winner of the bout tonight is promised a finish match here in the immediate future with Billy Edwards king of the rough-hous- e wrestlers LEW1STON GOSLIN READY under-estimate- 4-- 1- -5 In Brooklyn-lack- s some of tbep1ayers If Wally Gil' couicjl Babe like either bert hit first appearance Herman or Harvey Hendrlck he of Visser in armni-be- r would be a third base sensation and if either of the club's star hitof weeks ters could cqfne up with the balls Gilbert gets 'Ttobby would ftrorry much less "Too early" says the manager wheni asked If he has made a tentative arrangement of his infield and outfield combinations The task may be a trifle difficult much later Two positions seem assigned Del V'- Bissonette who can hit and field will play first base and Herman will take care of right field Herman is no ball hawk but he is the club's best hitter Jake Flowers was given a tentative advantage at second base Jn calculations but Bilthe ly Rheil who has had two trials with the club has complicated the situation by his good playing In practice i Wright Ih 'shape Is conceded the at Auditorium Shortstop position without opposiTonight tion but if his a£m should be slow Is Barred in coming around Dave Bancroft Gilbert is will have o step in a debase from at essential third Vifeser is out to win in a hurry If he falls but fensive t o n i 'standpoint t ern He gh expects to ploy the to hit Hendrick may have to be n famous knuckle headlock of moved In frpm the outfield for the wards to the trick of the ioffense sake Burns on the other hand will not pKE$SLER NAMED rely on any one hold He expects Brdssler will be an outRube to use an assortment "at least' part of the time fielder Jt will bo the first appearance of Max Rcisenfeld one of the UniVisser in a number of weeks-ThAlabama of crop of footgdenilt' however is reported in versity John baseball ball and players 'cal condition Frederick a Salt Lake graduate Two snappy preliminaries will the traveled Henry Cullp round out the program which is and much a former Infielder Lee Hal scheduled to get under way at 8:30 furnish an interesting contest for o'clock the available 'outfield openings Seven lof last year's pitching staff excluding Van ce are back Thus far there has been no indication at the training camp that any of the veterans will be displaced The holdovers are Doug McWeeney ON! CAGE Watson 'Claf-Big Jim Elliott Rube Ehrhardt Ray Moss arid Louis Koupal rt J Oly ' Ed-tur- MURPHY NAMED FOR NEW RAGE March 11— It N Y every college swimmer who er pre-seaso- TWO high class preliminaries and A a main event will be the sports street offering at the Twenty-thir- d ACUSE CLEARWATER Fla March' 11 can break an intercollegiate record the in his first time out for his alma Robinson -(- AP) — WilbVrt baseball juattr tv but that "jolly Robby 'of Brooklyn hat Joe js finds it hardef to display his beami"ohl of Syrang- smile as tfe Robins established cuse and presumptive go about their university lid ' recently training ' a high His star pitcher is out of the 1 s cWohl x h o o teamnest his captain and shortstop mate of George about whom he expects to build his K o j a c estabteam is suffering from a sore a new lished arm and he has some fielders who 1 time for the can't hit and some hitters ' who 15 0 - yard back can't field in stroke his Big Dazzy Vancj the speedball first college meet king of the National league is losagainst Yale re- ing valuable days (of preparations He dt iitly for a busy season while he confines efeated "ahill his attention- to the business office )'ale star by sevinstead of the ball field The da$-zlJoo WobJ eral feet to banc thinks jh& vliib officials have d up the new time his value by about $2500 and wants his contract' fig- of 1:42 5 seconds for that dis- tance' ures revised The former record was helfl LAME ARM HAS f jointly by Jimmie House of Yale Glenn Wright a great shortstop of Georgia Tech for Pittsburg up with a and Dave Young lame arm in his first day of prac- Th(ir time was 1:43 seconds By his record Wohl became the tice and is under 'treatment Until the extent of the hurt is deter- first intercollegiate swimming mined Manager Robinson's plains champ Syracuse ever had for his infield combination must remain uncertain ! ODIMET GOES" der Mar 11— (AP) — Slattery Buffalo and Tom Heeney the New are the big Zealand blacksmith questions marks on the national horizon this week Slat ery possibly the fastest of all light heavyweights comes back to Madison Square Garden tonight to meet the stiff punching James Jersey city counter-fighte- r J Brplldock Slattery has not appeared in New York since December 1927 when ho dropped a elbs decision to champion Tommy bough-aAs a matter of fact hs has fought very little anywhere e!(e since that night His match with iBraddoek should indicatn yhether Jinvmie still is to be ranked amongj the 'light heavyweight con- -' Braddock haj developed tesnd"rjf in sensational fashion ' in recent-monthAfter knocking but Tuffy Griffith- of Sioux-- City la in two rounds Draddock came a cropper before the superior stamina of Leo I omsk: to whorii he lost a decision YORK NEW 175-pound- WASHINGTON March 11 — — Goose Goslin American (AP) — — LOGAN March 11 (UP) has league battins: champion Deseret the from Strong delegations reached the Washington training B U Y gym Salt Lake Weber camp at Tampa Fla with an arm University of Utah Montana SEate full of good news for' Manager Walsouthcollege University of Idaho ter Johnson ern branch and Utah Aggies are exHis throwing arm he says is all pected to compete in the tour- right It was all wrong most of last U A A wrestling season and he hsul to the nament to be held here March 22 balls that reached him viarelay the in23 and field Joe Judge first bascman who has been with him at Hot Springs and accompanied him to trounced 'by Gene Tun-ne- y a championship battle here beaten lat summer by Jimmy Maloney about ten days ago in the first start ot his second American tour engages Otto Von Porat Norwegian slugger In a riiac)i at the Chicago coliseum tomorrow night in and-decisiv- 10-rou- nd LACKS CLASS This bout may or may not decide Heriey's fistic future btjee and fof all Against Maloney th New Zbalander scarcely appeared to advantage and it may be that Tom is out of the heavyweight picture fof good Yon Porat as hard a puncher a the division knows figures !to win Incldientally If: the Norwegian can kn)ck out Heeney he may-- get one or tne outaoor "snorn xnia summer Tentatively the Madison Square Garden corporation plans to pit him against the winner of a f UNDER KNIFE Operation Eliminates Star From Entire 1929 Golf Play projectid BOSTON March 11 — ( AP) — Francis On i met former national amateur and open golf champion may be out of golf the entire season because of a serious abdominal operation The operation was performed A recent fall had agSaturday Ouimet's gravated ah old injury condition today was described as distressing "but was not necessarily serious Ouimet was anxious to play frequently the cOming season in preparation for the amateur championship chiefly to redeem the disap pointing showing he made last September at Brae Burn when he wls eliminated on the first round — 44 Grackles habitually fly in flocks and chatter around a newly made !! nest before the eggs are laid 6 Max Schmeling-Paulln- o Uzcuduh bout at the Yankee stadium June 27 but only if Vori Porat beats Heeney in decisive fashion rle ultimate winner of piese bputs then would meet Jack Sharkejr in another big outdoor show iri September FEATHERS CLASH New York will have two other boxing shows this week of more than ordinary impoi?fence At the Garden on Friday ntght 'Al Singer rising young New York featherweight meets Bud Taylor of Terre return bout Haute in a Taylor lost to Singer on a foul In four rounds at the Garden recently On Saturday night Young Jack Thompson negro conqueror of welJoe Dunterweight champion dee makes his New York debut in a bout with Nick Testo of Troy N Y at the Olympla" A C 10-rou- 10-rou- nd TONIGHT' 8:30 PAUL R MICKELS0N Associated Press Sjiorts Writer CHICAGO Mar 11 — (AP) — Michigan and Wisconsin of western conference basketball fpr 1929 also share honors in placing their hard board artists on the alll conference team as selected l or The Associated Press by coaches officials and experts of Each placed two while the ganv the' fifth1 member came from Pur-du- o the jrunner-u- p om po tition for berths on this echoed tho outfielder's all-stCOURT SERIES Tampa ipgregat ion was just ' as optimism lo-as thc long championship A strenuous week of exhibition cam paigi BUHL Ida March 11 — (UP) — games was inaugurated with a A girl's state basketball tournament victory over the Tampa Southeast Only o he member was an Unani- next Friday and ern leaguers yesterday despite some mous choice — Charles "Stretch" will be held-herPurduu's "string bean"" Buhl Caldwell wild fielding by "Big Jim'" Weaver Murphy Saturday nights Idaho Falls and Blackfoot have en- who pitched the opening innings center and ace ot ait liig 'ten scor It was the second successive Two games will be and Elmer Yoter third baseman ers tered teams each The club will meet the Braves at year thajt Murphy was a unaninight played mous selection The others won St Petersburg Tuesday the Carone of a or 'two votes by Avon dinals at margin and Park Thursday QUICK RETURN 20 cast out of the Friday and the Braves again at In selecting the team Judges TAKES FEATURE Tampa Saturday and Sunday weighed general offensive and defensive ability of which height deTIJUANA Mexico March 1 — PHILLIES TAJrE and speed 'were the — pendability with Return Lloyd (UP) Quick main requirements Trimble up won the border bank EASY CONTEST Recapitulation of scoring records handicap over a group of Coffroth shows that this team would averThe handicap eligibles yesterday WINTER HAVEN Fla March points a same and commit colt sped over a mile and a quarter 11— (AP)— The Phillies began age seven only personal fouls Iwhlle In 207 to beat Wirt G Bowman their y program somewhat holding the average Big Ten team Scimitar was third d vicjubiliant oyer their of 192! to 16 points a game — 44 in their first regular game of tory First and second WORRY OVER INJURY' the training season conference basketball team's seLos Angeles physicians are said Eighteen players two complete lected for The Associated Press by to be stumped over a left shoulder teams got into action in yestercoaches officials and' experts folinjury which Speedy Dado Filipino day's tussle Hawith Winter the low Fiiist team — Foster Wisconis from suffering flyweight ven Pile Drivers the Phils romp- sin and Chapman Michigan foring 14 to 1 wards Murphy Purdue center: GRID GAME THIS SPRING The work of George Susee McCoy and Chmielewski Yale and Brown may play a foot- rookie catcher for the Phils WisconsinMichigan conball game this spring at the Second team— guards Purclusion of the spring training pe- brought favorable comment from Mow Illinois and Harm-csonSusee is due forwards: Tenhopen Wisconplayers and spectators riod for the two teams a semi-pr- o who quit the Univer sin renter? Mills Illinois and Mar-fha- ll of Pittsburg for a— chance to Nofthvestern FAVORITES FOR DEB BY sity guards X ——-- 4 Blue Larkspur owned by K R get into the majors 44 44— Ervast r and owned Bradley by Baron Long are winter book fa MACKMEN TAKE FLAGSTEAD NOW vorites for the coming Kentucky ' IN SOX UNIFORM FINAL CONTEST Derby -- 44 — '— "WONT FIGHT FOR BULOW BRA DENTON Flaj March 11 FORT MYERS Fla March 11 Max Schmeling now in Germany Ath — (AP) — The condition of Ira (AP)— The Philadelphia for a visit says he never will box letics returned to their home base "Pete: Flagstead mainstay of the again for Art Bulow the manager today mussed up from a road series Red Sox outfield was worrying who brought him to America with the St Louis Cardinals and Manager Bill Carrigan todav Flar 44— the Cincinnati Reds They lost stead arrived over the week-en- d LIKE NEW GRID RULES three out o four after a five day trip from Olym-pi- a Tad Jones and Mai Stevens faWash underweight and reportThe Cards took two and Cincin mous Yale football coaches ap nati one but In the final game with ing that he had spent several prove very heartily of the new rule the Reds yesterday the Mackmen weeks at a Tacom Wash hoswon 5 to 0 regarding the fumbled ball pital suffering from influenza inter-mounta- in -- ' GIRLSfHOLET ar v 6-- 5 ST PETERSBURG Fla March Jacob Rup-pe- rt 11— (AP)—-Colonc- l has hid his first glimpse this year of his"Ney York Yankees and is satisfied The Yankees' owner arrived here yesterday and immediately trade rumors began to fly But the colonel said if the champions had any trades in mind he didn't know of them "From what I have heard" he said "the Yankees do not need any more men Huggins can have any one he wants but he appears to be satisfied His club was good and wjll enough to win last year be stronger this year so I can se no reason for 'worry" : P M Rough and Tumble - two-a-da- one-side- : all-weste- 4-- -- a-- - i 1 nwum3f VS NEW ORLEANS March 11 — (AP) — Earl Averill costly rookie purchased by the Cleveland Indians from the San Francisco club of the Pacific Coast league will play center field 'Manager Roger Peckih-paug- h sai'd today He will'be flanked by Jamieson' in left and Porter in right The batteries gave over to the rest of the team today after a week of practice alone A troop of arid tryofpts in uniform found the Indian at full strength excepting Hodapi who has been unable to adjust salary differences - To) -- 4:4— — VER DALLAS STARS SOX WIN PALLAS Tex March 11 — (AP) — Everything looks bright to Slan ager "Lena" Blackbiirne Of the Chicago White Sox Holdout worries have faded with the signing of Alex Metiler star outfielder his rookie pitchers are hurling excellent ball and his team has won three straight exhibition games from the Dallas SteerThe White Sox were forced J1 innings yesterday to win 6 to 5 Dallas mlsplays caused its downfall r i CUBS KETUItN AVALON Catalina Island Cal March 11 — (AP)— After breaking even with Los Angeles in their first two exhibition games of the season the Cubs were back on Catalina island for more conditioning to yo) iwIs rs : CiinHMwmwni'iiiiii OQDEN" AVERILL SLATED FOR NEW POST i I w §3 f old-time- 0 1 44- - e 3-- FINISH MATCH l± 215 LBS- - -- SCRANTON PA anwaaiaaaiMMaM GOOD PRELIMINARIES Prices: $100 $150 $200 Boys under 14 years 25c Ladies f Tickets on sale at price the Bank Smokery and Box Office one-hal- - i - day : i Heerjey QUINT By fr on poi ?ts 44— Senator Star Reports In Fine Critics Give Michigan And RUPPERT PLEASED Wisconsin Two Men Shape Big Games WITH CHAMPIONS On Slate On First Five wv- l 2 14 - By NEA Service i National Loop Prexy Is REGULARS WIN Pleased To Watch OVER YANNIGANS Rough Contest Promised Cardinal Series Strangle Hold PHOENIX Ariz March 11— (AP) — Detroit Tiger regulars yesterday evened up for their defeat by the Tiger cubs Saturday winning the second practice tilt 10 to 9 Carroll Barnes and Page hurled for the regulars with Barnes makCarroll ing the better showing allowed seven hits in three innings The hitting of Ruble and Hargrave for the cubs was outstanding The latter contributed a homer rough-hous- e mat title 3-- 16 - future Ed- ar against 3illy wards claimant of 'J V ? a gain RECORD t'l straight falls and 1 - " '( V ' 10-Roun- 1 t street Auditorium Only the stran- hold will be barred V i s s e r hopes to win in rd 7-- ' heavyweight -- 5-- - Forty-si- x — - ST 40-- 1 Ked Sox 5-- 70-ya- j IN F I R ST-SM- j '("Associated Press Rixirts Writer) m the main event W r e s tl i n g raui at the T w e n ty th ir d 5-- Tom Heeney To Meet Von Porat In Tuesday SYRACUSE SOPH " u rmt fSerantoii a BRAVES VISIT 40-- 1 Bravest — l 2ii-- 1 2-- r Jack who meets HEM PAYS 2 2tfc-- Knows Rassling iipavy-- v ght wrestler e i champions Placing In seven out of ten 'event th Hawkeyes galloped away with the title Saturday night with a total of 39 3 points Illinois the defending champion and heavy favorite to repeat came in second with 20 6 points while Wisconsin was third with 15 6 The meet which saw four conference records smashed was a : battle all the way between the Hawks and the Hlini each team taking the lead alternately with Not until the relay overy event race the ninth event of the program did Iowa cinch the title It was Iowa's second indoor track and field championship Hal Ha yd oh of Chicago whose " team landed fourth with 13 6 points smashed the high hurdles record by winning the event in :08 The former recestablished by ord was :08 Frank Cuhel of Iowa last year Orval Martin of Purdue shattered another mark covering the and clipping a mile In 4:22 I— half second from the record estabJ lished by II W Kennedy of Ohio State in 1926 The third' record fell to Henry Canby of Iowa who leaped 13 feet 1 inches in the pole vault This i t jump bettered the former mark of 13 feet 6 inches made by Warne of Northwestern recently Judd Timm of Illinois clipped f to-- J h of a second in winning g-— the qualifying heat in the dash but got only a fourth in the College wrestling doesn't get the final some attention that of the other — 4f sports do but if it did you'd hear a lot more- about E C Gallagher coach of the Oklahoma A and M COHEN wrestlers His team since 1921 FOR M'GRAWMEN has won three national championships four Missouri Valley titles LAREDO Texas March 11— and five Southwest conference If Andy Cohen can keep (AP)— And six of his championships ' his up present streak of hitting wrestlers were on the Olympic will not have to look McGraw John 1924 1928 of and squads any further for a second baseman for his New York Giants Andy Reese had the inside track for the job But ever since the exhibition season started Cohen has been hitting the ball on the nose arid safely He got a double'and a single as the Giants trimmed San Antqnib again yesterday 6 to 1 By BRIAN BELL This is the seventh of a series stories dealing with first- :jof 'hand surveys of major league baseball clubs VJSSERy Ogdeit ting onrthe major league pennant races mis! SEASON S lattery To Meet Btaddock Tonight Brooklyn Has Several Weak Spots Former MA KES S L Star Active Annual March YORK March 11— (UP)— The New York Yankees and (AP)— Iowa's versatile tack and artists are the new Big Ten Cubs have been made favorites in the early bet- field Indoor PegpJte the fact that no Amerl can league club has ever won four pennantH In a row abetting com- oners are quoting the Yaneven kees an money choice to accomplish t h a t feat this season The presence of Rogers Horns by i National 'VT" league batting champion with the Cuba has ' caused Joe McN Carthy's team to receive an unpreiN cedented amount tr-- ' of support for a M third place team im aaJm 3 of a im 'n bum year ago Uoinsby Odds of 3 to 2 FACE ROBINSON ( Meet f- MANY PROBLEMS FIELD SERIES Philadelphia Athletics Are Second Choice in American League Phillies in National League Are 100 Illinois to 1 Shot Giants Strong Again By GEORGE KIRKSEY — Vtsser Meets Burns In Wrestling Feature IOWA VICTOR Strength To Cubs E hi Majot avote T jHomsby Adds New STANDAKD-EXAMINE- TKEEi AUDITORIUM -- |