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Show - , TUE ,DESERET NEWS- CITY SATURDAY LAKE SALT - AUGUST 21 1929 CARRY LONG, END AGAINST V71141, Steetser - Hopei Hints. of gorimeoapc,,,, Pro' Charges. Afloat Over Movie Activities of Grid Playerà Herman Holds Cóaces P.i01'61...-- Foloc Still Goes Major Tourney In Lead Of ;..'''M'Pitiiii.F.61i'i' lYhip To Coast First Time Hitters , - Chocolate- vs. - 1 (0..A.;:4 Singer Bout Is Important Clash Has Bearing on TitleCaban Dandy Officials Urged to Put Down Practice of 'Pay Playing.' Proves Popular., To ReoAmt IFE AMATEUR TITLs AFTER A LAPSE Or sivEg ' VgARA By JOIDI J. ROILS-N(Special Leased Wire Service to The Deseret News) By LAWRENCE PERRY. mrw YORK. AWL 24, The Kid (Special Leased Wire to the DesChocolate-A- l eret New.) Singer light to be staged at the Yankee Stadium EW YORE, Aug. next Thursday Vining doss not ought to bo dons about It whim involve a championship but will have a direct bearing on two practically an entire football teem titles. deserts a university nearly three Chocolate, a legitimate feather- weeks before commencement, goes to weight, figures give tb ring s to another sec sharks plenty' of food for discustion of the cowssub sion anent his claims to a titular try s and there match with Andre Routis, while ( se5) furnishes th Al Singer, blossoming into a athletic back ..,..n lightweight. will further for a ground r embellish the claims of his admoving picture mirers that he is a senond Benny having to do ' Leotard. with college life. $15.000 Gate. No title ,will be at stake In this :on:hies, contest and still the attendance e'very strongly figures will top the previous high ns centuated? The mark of the year in this state for is, understanding a event. Advance resthat the foot-- 1 ervations have exceeded the 216.- did not bailers 000 mark and when the total is do this fey their figured after the contest it is health. presumed that more than 2200,000 An investigation of this matter will have been paid to see two youngsters, barely over 20 years might yield interesting. not to gay old, match speed . cleverness and The playere resulta. the weight of the wallop in which sensational. unipromises to be one of the best represented a very important atstaged duels of the year. versity whose gamei annually Singer An IdoL tract a lot of interest and, not to Chocolate has a host of adtoo closely, one might say mirers despite the color of his plate it skin. The Cuban dandy has been it lies considerably West of tbe Min' a pleasing performer- in all his siesippi river. fights In this country and old One loophole appeare.upon extimers whose memories , harken aminationIt seems that the Conback days of the eritinai little chocolate. George Dixon, see ference of which thia..university is a worthy successor in this - laterl a member recently placed itstilf unday bearer of an illustrious name' der the rulings of the National In the prize ring. Athletic association Collegiate Singer's cohorts are legion. The turning its face from the crowd who used to follow the thereby code ot the A. A IT. now the conpeerless Benny Leonard have stitution of the N. C. A. A. taken the impulsive little kid into to be so loosely worded isappears to adtheir hearts and he has not failed mit of these moving' picture 'footthem. There was a time not so ball stars holding their amateur long ago. when Ignacio Fernandez statue Even assuming they wore flattened the Ghetto jewel, and. for their services whereas Unhope turned to dismay. It looted paid more definite terms of the der like another disappointment such A. A.the U. they would be seriously in as $id Terris and Ruby Goldstein of being outlawed as progave them. But Singer IS made of danger better stuff. He cams back to fessional. Needs Looking Into. over score impressive knockouts Andre Leo Kid Roy. champion It may pay the N. C. A.. auscrap. and thorities, especially an authority .0 Rout in a Gaston Challis, The east side is keen on such matters as Major and on if one is Griffith to look into the constituSinger. banking to judge by the youngster's bril- tion of his organinatioa with &mew liant work at this writing. he will to determining whether a little not fail them......(copyright 1929) tightening up of the cod. might not be in order. For it can not be possible' that a body so as the N. C. A. A. ,,would wish to be in position of attracting members because of tise latitude which its constitution Inadvertently allow athletes. These movie companies may not know it or knowing it, may not care: but the fact is they play with too frequently to CHICAGO. Aug. football over suit the systems serious minded coaches. Cookes two month gaign WO batsmen American association Only the other day Howard Jones of ended and Tony Cuccinello. sensa- Southern California received word the ot second baseman tional young from one of his fine prospects askColumbus Senators, le in the- - whip ing him to rejoice in the Players accordseat Cuctinello's average, success in darricking a charming ing to figures which include Wedthing from a movie lot to three young games. was .365. nesday the hymeneal altar. If the Trojan the .coach according, ais one rejoiced points higher then the mark of his slugging St Paul Gatfielder whom heard him. The chances are difhe displacedmood dereleped emotions quite a Cucinello's mark represented ferent; for it has been established gain of dos r points over last week. that the utmost expression of footwhile Coke bad his toughest week ball genius and a tempormental of the season. dropping .11 points to wife are not likely to go hand .in M. Regulars ranking behind Cue- band. , cinello and Cooks in the first le Greet rano. were: Callaghan. Columbus, .35S; fans. football Their are great Seeds. Kansas City. .351; Hargrave, gem They St Paul. 357; Simons. Louisville. these moving Con.355: Brannon, Louisville. ..350. go in mass to the ImportantIP:Waland Warner. Toledo,''.347; Chapman. St. tests on the west coast numPaul. 445; Tucker, Kansas City, ly they rally round In goodly bers when parties are staged at which football men are to be present. Georgie Tech. they say received all attention due gallant vie Boston Mound Ace.. itors from eland where gallantry is the soil. and some expression Beats Indian Crew of of opinion from William Alexander. the unromantic yellow jacket roach CLEVELAND, Ohio. Aug. (A4).Danny Mactrayden. Boaton'a concerning the difficulty of keM leading pitcher. hurled t he Red In the minds of his men on footSou to an easy I to t viciArr over ball would no doubt be interesting t he Cleveland Indiana. Although Wallace Wade of Alabama might Macrarden was hit harder than in have something to say. too. hie recent appearances. he Was Opening of such southern teethe!, commentators $e Cot. Morgan Slake steady in the please,. i Cleveland. of Atlanta and Col Zip!, Newman ki.11.0Aof Birmingham that when seen oft Revenstb 2 2 C I, Norgas,rt I the sliver screen these movie queens ficarrita I 1 1 :2.newel.3h 4 1 I are not so much. may be set down 2 nothritur I 4 1 Avertil.et. to churlishrtese or even It native Barrof.rt 4 1 1 S Tenses-lI Si) may be to jealousy- "In any case Iteges.lb. 4 1 2 21 laissen.lt I football playeri without exception I 1 a Ifed.p.tb 4 3 ost,Ili... Orston.e. 4 1 2 do not seem to agree with these Gardar.est a 1 2 IlSroirra 4 1 1 3 Titrooros I I 1 eminent seribes. leads.p 4 1j, Sewell. 3 Au OW Casten. Horlits.p. On the west eoast gridirons it Is Houser.. I zPortor.. I sometimes difficult to determine ft whether a hart. fought scrimmage 1141111ms.. related to the work of preparing team for approaching games or 27 10 IS 48 Totals 47 la it Twits. whether whet is going forward is a 'Ratted for for Autos, Is seventh. segment of moving picture se'Batted, tor finals is oishrIS. the quence...And not Infrequently contests 4041 eel Beaten color of intercollegiate Cleveland seems to be tinged with film drama. let elle 2ee-As for instance after the Southern Seminary: BenoScarrItt 2. nothrock California-Stanfor- d game last fall. 2, W. Barrett 3, Rogan. VAL Morgan. 3 won Southern California. 10-Iw.fl. Seerill, Veneers, Jamteoon. Sr- when bythey wrapped a Stanford bit roraA. Cameo. twill. rooter in a mattress and dropped Tait. Rol bred'. bliss from the third floor of one of tau. Sestritt. liodapp. boottlo May Struck the leading hotels. The roan mereModapo to Timmer to Fonseca Hodtto 1, by Ilectardett 1 Leo.. ly bounced. faring murk better than outBy Iat MichorItedita tinpireaOrmsby, the piano which followed kiln. Gethrio 24 11111tobrmu4. (Copyright left.) O. N at - , - ' ' 4 non-titul- ar CAme AFTeR. tArtla A AGAP,IST 1.040, C10104E13 tri - to-th- ready to tee off at Pebble against Bobby Jones for the national amateur title, the only real hops of the east 1. In Jesse Sweetsen a former title holder. Sweetaer came oub of Ye is'in 1923 and won the crow & at Brookline by defeating Bobby Jones I ant I n round and followed up by trimming the veteran. Chick the seml-finEvans, In the final. In 1926 he journeyed to England to win the BritIsh amateur title championship at Muirfield, defeating A. P. Simpson in the final. .Alter the British triumph. the American amateur health failed and be was forced from active competition for s few 3rears. But during recent exhibitions Jess, Physically fit again. has proved that he is the golfer of old and is ready to make an excellent aecount of himeelf in the big gathering next month. strong army of western 'mite., tyirrir W Beach. Calif., in the amnia battle & al Mackmen Lose Fourth Straight Yaiiks Scoreless for Days To - non-titul- Jack Quinn Pounded HardiGe'orge Blaeholder Master Coltmlbus Recruit . Of Babe Ruth & Co. By White Sox While Leads Batters of At St. Louis. McKain Shines. 1 HICAGO. Aug. White Son hit Jack Quinn hard CT. LOMB. Aug. s..3 Browns scored their second sue. here cessive shut out over the Yankees and at 'opportnne moments second to win their titre turning back the chem. g to 1. Fiona.Friday the Athletics, from to S. George Blaebolder straight Hal MeKain, recruit right hander, pitched three bit ball entil the five hits. ninth. gave the glacks only I hew Fork. It. Smote. The reverse wail the fourth b.. It .0.A.1 B.11.04. Athletics. for the straight 3 I Itlectb.., 4 a le I Byrd.rt. Ctiesfre frkilodelptis. AzDurat... 1 I C 0.11eNely.ig 4 J I kobtsn.3b 4 I 2 1 Ba.gro.rt 4 I 21fithoplb 3 1 I 11 Mettlerit 4 3 IleGlea.ef 4 S I 1 1 Inekey.e.. 4 1 4 etrollse S irrenclurt t Ittnk.11.. 4 5 I I Kren...s.. 44 I 2 1 Hat rat 3 I 41 Ityohlcrt 44 II 4 1 4 CYRorg,11) I Cembeet. 4 I 9hire4111. Gebrig.in 1 I It S1 Melillo Sit I I I 1 1' 11W4twrd.et 3 I 1,0301a31i 4 4 1 1azeri.:11 Itanion.e.. I I I 1 I et 3 1 3.110trnan Noter.re. 1 3 1 Biabohl.p 2 I $ I Perkirct t S I 1 2ftifern,lb 3 Penock.st oCrenste I I Krrrtb-- . 42 11 I I 3 Lary, It Bfarce orkert. S I Ifloore.g. 4 2 wittunins I 1 I1 Ir1fIcKalikt -4 Of 1411-0- - SIII 13 14414.3b. I oCocittoO I --- 1 1 I uttras.12 SI S 24 1St Total.. $I I 2114 ?eta. Batted for Penned. In eighth. Of If Ili '2"U it I 34 IV Total. 3314 St Ran for Perkthe la arVePtki 2s134,04,4 tor Torkos is M 000 00 0 Plittadelphis Cbleare 1IttligItobI1. enTrill 601- -1 000- -0 Metz Ion fsyMeKa11. ZytorePerkins. kite--13 Deter. ahoy itIde. bootonedfbitKerr. Bolen McK&t 4. by ilm. Etree outBy1. naves on balls Norf. Three-bal- m Two-ba- Ovnin 2. by Verb L oft ()ulna 1. oft Terkel' Off L Double plarBtry anst Iterlfera. WrowMortann Ogled and Vaal Ora- 1 Sportraits ... Now York S-t- Louts . GOO 04)1 ISO 414'4 illOz- -6 RucoBoOttro. Miceowon, Summary': O'Rourke, blo title. Mantes. lirrerLatt Tbreebaao sort. Tero.baaa bitsblue to Doubt bitCombo Bailee ea balloOtt Kress to Blue. Pennock I. oft BiseholAer I. Struck out By Pennock Z. by Moore 1,. bt a. pitchorBettoock Diatom laud Manta. LbytreoMcGokan. t torus White hill Gives Only Four Hits But Loses DETROIT. Aug. 24.(AP)--Sa- d Sam Jones and Earl Whitehill engaged in a pitching duel here yesterday. Whitebill allowed only tour bits, but lest the game; Washington 10 e. daleated Detr0i1, 1111.0.A. t Washington. Petrelsa. H O. A.I 111,3Ansoa.rt 4 tudgello 4 t 3 4 Gruser.21) Tothrellit 104,n.11 4 1 4 1. 3 l'AtzwIclit ttyrer.111 Sticcet Crmilrrto,.3 1 3 1frMeNtimitt West.tt I I 3 S 1 I Hargrace tooseer 1 1 2.1usi!ncso Haves.111. I a g Jonei.p t 4 4 4 4 I I I I whthIil.p I IsPtsitc.41) 1 111010as Teti& St 4113731 Waipaingt011.. IletrOIL SUStetere: Settoble. Totals- - 3 .... .. ...00. Res--My- er, 00 00. 1 1 1 2 I I 1 2 1 I I 1 I S 1 I I I 31 1 a 2111 006--1 60- -4 ltrrere.-Potberr- iu, S. Umplres-.0We- se high-mind- American Association ' pie", 24--- b - : 4 0, Toro-ba- se biteMyer. Gee. I's Stoles basoGobritteer Double plays ts Judge. Creels to Iltyor to Judea: Kaye. te Myer to Judie; Belted to Gebrtsger. Struck ostBy Jests 1. by Two-ba- sts4 Camp. Threo-baa- o 1.an4 AolMoMM.1eMOONNOMMIMIMiIIMieiMIMIIM.ImM,..0.0 French Make Aces.' Uncork Champagne the only custom the French golfer hasnt taken ever without allOrktieTk from the Briton is the manner of celebrating a bole its one, Mighty few Frenchmen can swallow whisky without a shudder. so the accepted way to celebrate a in France is to ttecork who a bottle of champagne. Bob Mensal, aPPstan that I-the luta been chasing flies in arvicsurDs num.outfield for Miller Huggins since he girls of the Riverside will not be with the 'Yankees Ilte. took a very enjoyable bikt 11130-- He is scheduled to be sold yesterday to Mill Creek canyon ',JIM winter. The tarsi, group lent early in the Mont than one club will be anx- morning and caught the buses to ious to land the veteran and the East Mill Creek. From the buts tine the party hiked up the canYon and stub that canproduce s good right hamded pitcher will probably be the bad a very pleasant day trazapina around the bilis gad satin& one to get him time-honor- bole-in-o- ne play--grou- Maier Ltague Standings and Schedlles 47 SATIONAL. mimeo Newt Tart It. 7Aolo Brookbs tiseinamatt I. . AM ,C,i,py wadi A11 Detroit 46 .414 411 TO .4611 61 64 OICTLOOK P77711Ourth sod SAIL 44 06476m471 St owl 11:2L chie..g 144. All TONI T .... . . . . V stAlimtas .., .....k. Beiges .. CLcom4 oDArs API .A103 126 14 .671 64 64 .441 .41 II .444 .46 71 .444 ALS II7 ...... 61 TS Jae im mta 4 114. 1,14116444011. At elliemira. leer. 4 atter S. Stomblogias at Detroit. akar. cleat. 11. gtateg enders tat light awing thottt gt rblisillelAts. Leeds 46 stmosa. . (All clew, Missions 21 30 27 71 Portland San Francisco Oakland Sacramento Seattle -- - n 4. .404 21 22 22 23 23 22 31 43 1 .5115 - Friday's Results. ......... Harwood 8 1 Me- Chladand Shellonback and Severeid: Evey snit lAnnbardL ' 2 0 4 '2 toe Angeles I $ Seattle Walsh and Sandberg; Ea Ilio Bah !berg and Borreant. --1Spo- rts confer- University of titles Illinois win this year? Football. rim. ANswzn.--s- .l. fencing. soccer and track, indoor And outdoor. the umpire says QUESTION'.--- If there has been no interference and team says there a of the captain and the has been interference matter is referred to the president el a league what should tha pmident do? .the umpire. ANSwER,Vphold because interference le a matter; ' of an umpires ludgmint- ence --- QUESTION.--D- id Ronny tAonard conparticipate tn anywas tests while he champion in which Leonard was beaten? ANSWEA majority of experts thought Lire. 'readier wag the net in their fight at Jersey .City.i July 27. 1922. In a return fight at New York City Leonard won In easy fashion. QtESTIONLPitched ball bits the bat of the batter and then bite the hatter and roils fair. 'What le It? ANSWER.--foul hall, x QUESTIOM,,----IlaMushy Callahan compiled a good record since he won the junior welterweight title? ANSWER---No- . Callahan has been beaten several times la overweight affairs. A , QrSSTION.-11- the V. 111 at S. win In the lest Mlle R. Morrison won the 13i pound title. --- QUESTION.What is the real name of Eddie Mack. the Regis college wrapper? ANSWER--P- ete Quintero. ate out-- RunQtESTION.--Tners are on second and third. Batter kits to third baseman. The latter makes perfect throw to first but the boll bit the field umpire. Boil runners score. What happens? ANSWER.--Both runs count. ANSWER.--Ife- s. wo orrazam A5soc-IA03- - - r w ts rrt TS II .1111Al1aista..14 14 .STent.ttl - Tease 1. W. t 17 11 Pet .1111 ilts. Ina Heastoe PIA larelePort TrIAS LZAGC1 W. L.'Pet. 311 ?I Wert It 2$ .111 st U 21 21 $S 24 .171 Wire.. All Boaumeat .1211a Sales --Irrldses emits. IS 17 27 27 14 41 Iteselsout S. Foq Worth L Iteseten I. Withlta Sells Shreveport 1. $ae Aston S. Valise 1.11. :Wass 16 - ion - I , I Angels Show Plenty of Fight -- In Race For coast League flag: Ate .11e .141 - hard-bittin- Babe Ruth Holds IMMAN AND POST To Homer Lead Cowley and Smith PLAY AT BOISE In Junior Làop Capiture Doubles 'rho TO of filo Abair. first Phonship battio for the August log NEW YORK, Aug. of tho Directors' cup tournament at' festiviTitle Net at Logan FOrOlt Dal. will be played todair During the week's Letting Babe ties in the American league, Ruth retained his recently acquired LOGAN. Aug. lead in the home run column, drivcircut smashes to bring Cowley and Pere Smith won the ing out two kis total to St Foal also got two, Logan doubles tennis championship and was second with SO. Al Simmons from Jack Christiansen and Ewart batted in but tyro runs but held on Swinyard by the count of 64 to the leadership with 110, nine These two teams were semore than Ruth's collection. to of the lected at the first net s Bing Miller of the Athletics bit go through to the finals and lived to their reputation. triple and broke a tie with Fonseca. puehing up lonsectsH with totalwas Weida all with very little one behind. The three way tle hi difficulty. opposition duo of ChristiansenThe batting out doubles. among Hannah. yOUtle and Harry Hellmann and RoV Swinyard took the first set and apJohnson of Detrot- t- was wrecked peared to be headed for a victory, but the steady play of Cowley by Manush who added two to bring his collection to St Heilmann- - bad broultht tbe champs to the fore in the second net and gave the veteran Mt and Johneon Yhto Yankees. with four men in team its victory by some splendid the first ten. stuck in first place in work irs the final two eta. team batting. with an average of .204. while the Athletics lost a point and dropped to a tie for second place with Detroit at It it , . hails Ci joust.. WINTERS AGMS rriday4 Puebla 6, To,ea Omaha V. Wich!ta Das Moto, 4. Topeka Daiwa: 9, OlLiahomi, city L the Emblem of the combined resources, I (By ,Interrational News Service) AT CHICAGOMy Sullivan, St Paul, N.knocked out Boxy Allen. Camden; J., in ninth rohnd (10). Earl outpointed Eddie Shea, both Mon! Chicago (10). Ilene De Volk won decision over Johnny FratleiSCO (1A). BUMS, AT ERIE, PA.flarry Puller. Buffalo, and I1ienr8, FM" Cleveland, fought ten rounds to a draw. AT SAN FRANCISCOEddie Roberta, Tacoma welterweight, ecoied a techrical kreckout over Tony, V,acareill. New.York (I). Oaklantlight beavy- Pay Pelkei, scored a tee nical weight. out- over Tommy Bennett, San Jose experience and fa.; lica Chi-rag- a, LOS ANGELES. with the final scheduled tei, morrow. G. ti Ball and Frank Cal. vert are the finalists and promise a' battle before Os match la great cver. C. E. Post and tester Jarman, two of the Forest Dale golfers and cent winners of the local Union Pa... cifir golf tournament, will tourney jgOise this afternoon to try out the Boise links. Next week the pair win go to the Idaho capital to take-Par- t in the 'einem divisional golf Look for t NGHTS LAST - diities of two Oil Companies, now the trademark , t .1c4k-N- CALEverett Strong. Omaha middleweight, won from Vincent Torsions, phis on a foul (8). Tigers, De Molay to Clash at Municipal The Salt Letts Tigersand the DoMolay ball clubs will tangle in an8 No. exhibition, game at Municipal Bites-Mae etarting at I P.M. and Easter will umpire the game. Miller or Davis will start on th mound for the Tictere with Brooks bohisi the bat. Akions will chuck with Gilbert for the Dellolay ninework. taking care of the back-ato- p tOrriOtTGIV, . LA.T16MNATI4PNAL LIA(12-1W. L. Pee i 2...Pet 4S4 Itebostor 14 4S .642 Moutreal. Toronto. 25 61 .511 Rsoning. 44 44 .45. Baltimore 74 41 .41S Niwax3c.. SillSO .466 OS 64 .411 Jersy CII 42 .21: 1 4. 154 - I W.-- Mans INT Pt. Paul. atinopIpLs Indetaakus 45 44 75 St 10 64 SS 61 11-- PrIdae Ps. -- 0,0K461i,i,- Paul Minneapolis the greater )19050CIA1IBM Lottiortro 61 41 C'OM PA N Rowans. Loteretho at Kansas 16-- 1 , IL . aw not schod it, 11140111111,41011111110WeikouLAM11,411110,,;- ' coNTINENTALt. Pet. ST 411.452 Columbus Milwaukee, 51 75 .40L ToleSe..,. 44 16 .141 I. Columbus 12, Mileraukoo Ine,snapol,s St Pet .446 .565 .545 .472 ,,,,,, ' N; h. IS. B.WERICAlt 7661ede '4": - , , ;--: ference- the P..dg L Toronto I. Baltimore Otattre ruined out. 'W. L. Pet 11 4 of opin- - or Minneapolis. n Coast Halt Stars. regarding Pacific The some coast relative bad has kir.4.,:em-chances of the brilliant invitational - professional other and open tourneys. The Sunset side 13027ijort4 various' I n the country has produced some entrants. event of a possible blow-u- p on the brilliant golfers. But until this year part of Atty. Jones. aa there is re- the leaders of the game in that see. of Genius tien were unable to weaa &war garding the standing Tunney as a heavyweight cham- from the east and middle west ono rs of the real blue ribbon events. pion. No Seconds. This may well be an inceptive fez. second no Be be Jonee. has will There Attorney accepted won.major: choice. It will he Jones against the titles in most every part of the field. And the odd part of it Is country. Be has played little-- 4f that Mr. Jones will carry the long at allbeyond the Rockier $o whir not take home one cup that beatir end against the field. . The list.of jolly golfers who wiU a California pOstmerk? , ito.,,Nr, fleet-foote- Ptoebootor Atlanta I. Iltrmirshant I. Little Rork L Weer Orisons I. Nos levilla Chattaseoza 1. Mobilo L Iffetsphls , like 2- lick SS 74 .4174 Pew Dries 71 $I .1711tottle... Se IS ASS Mussbis. IS SO .163,atetattga 4111 Buitale.. Wasav Ills Ne ftgewie and something Laughlin, national champion more than o decade ago. in the second inning. but blanked AN FRANCISCO. Aug. Tennis followers see fit the flashStoeffen, 17- - C The plucky Los Angeles Ang- the Redskini from- then on in a ing dracket of Lester the the eighth and ninth when the Se. student. 'school year-olhigh way to the stopped threatened rallies in boat corrt wizardry that was McLaugh- els. who fought their lc league Cow theeighth and ninth when the Sib.: Pacif thelop of A lack of tournament experience through a mate of difficulties in attle team nearly tied the .corm Waiters Pitches for the second halt of the Diffi,season. remain' the only bar to fameHowa half game 'rho Portland, Ducks made IV deeperately to the Los Angeles prepater. clungover tobeen of the pack Willi by rest has twelve he the obstacle lead this ever, San Francisco II to - Johnnydownipc 'machine aside with a brilliant Betateked be day. whose era, Closet? At regular post is at thir,1 of present strokes. variety clubs. clear base, hurled for Portland while However. the other Reda holds the national municipal tingles of San Mission held Ws the to St. Louis down Knight, at last yea; titlewon heels on the closis rune nu.- were teammates two to former Francisco and the Southern California singles g the fifth when 1111 explosive ralcrown which be annexed recently. of the The Hollywood Stara and in Walters double culminating Anttels ly thelines Stoeffen is bunt along a brought in five 'nor. Portland Ducks wera lighting in of Bill 'Tilden. being 6 teat 3 inches Ads Mission San Francisco's second place. and only half La height and welshing around 175 tie for San the stood rnade it another triumph over the them behind a game gangling Francisco Despite his the Reds Sacramento Sonatorc and Costar pounds. Stoeffets with beats. great possesses stature, for the Missions held the team to a game back. straggling halt won ton hits each. Sherlock bit a boor. speed afoot from she Los Angeles latrun to help the Rods win the Farris Indians yesterday on the 1" to I Hollywood, by dint of a hoar? ter's home grounds by a Indians' attack. won from the Oakland Av. score Walsh allowed the to- bunch three bits for on. tally orne at Los Angeles. 7 to 6. QUESTIONWhat 1. Lasseri's ANSWERCannot trio the offi- AT dal figures. ,Any others are worth- - tej. fteld;ne any wrestling division Olympic names? I.. I orite, and right- - Findlay. fully so. to win- others. the coveted umIt will be the first time In golf. on pure title. ing history that one of the Inkier tournaments has been staged oa a But there will be as much tlit- - links further west than St. Louis 24.--(- AP) 7 0 2 Sae Francisco I 13 0 Portland Knight and Penobsky: Walters and Tomlin. ' R. H. E. 1 10 0 Facramento 5 10 Itissions and Caster Vinet and Hartle; Hoffman. It H. E. lea& -, , 0 Portland 2, San Francisco!. QuEsTrox.HOW !My did the - 1 , ,1 .515 .574 .512 Los ANGLE S (AP)knother ;481 whiz out of .404 "California Comet" may few years westwithin the next tennis the .204 firto take the place in the mament once held by Maurice Mc- Los Angeles 1. Seattle 1. Watson 5, Sacramento 1. Hollywood 7. Oakland 2. : I .ow - :- 47,- '4, A nII Second McLaug ', st .. t',. Pick Coast Lad As 31 ' , , 31 31 well-kno- 7. .,,l T.::,-..-'' ''' , ... WU' W. L. Pct. , It- - I .-0 -- f - Lou Angeles Hollywood bays their own group of well wish. orsasid solid support in the' veranda discussionsincludes ouch stars as George Vow. Elm: Harrison Johnston. the wee". ern bearcal; George 'Wight, east., ern youngster; Cyril Tolley, Brit . ish amateur champion and !Taw meneely popular in this csountrr; tournamect Sep- - T. A. Bourn. recent winner of tier The French amateur but a Seotchman tember Atlan- - ty birth: Ruddy Knepper. of ChiEMI ling tan, known as cago: Eustace Storey. of England; Bob- - our popular old veteran. Jesse Attorney art Tyre Jones. Guilford; the equally popular will be the fav- - Francis Oulmet: young' Fhilhre naAl- lit GAIIK1. POI IATtliDAVI OttlEIL New Twit al4 at. Undo. eteso. L Pew Tack, tient. I:41 1104164 al nelrelaillg. elem. Lie I BY NORMAN E. BROWN. (Sports Writer for Central Press.) MEW TORE. Aug. 24,(cp)-- 11 When the cream cf the amateur golfing stars of this and other nations assemble et Pebble Beach. Calif, for tha opening of the sos-.3rN tional amateur ' 61 etime-3- littekis. outnir-alugg- 1 32 $t 60 47 Large List of Jolly Go tiers Will Have !Fol.. Feared. lowing at Joust al AM:ERICA-N- Philottelthig JAI Neer Tack 66 344 Pt. L46414 National League H:WAG. Aug. familiar figure of Jimmy rota. YOB. AOC, 11,(hP). Philadelphia's first baseman re- MXW mains in the vas of the American I 11 Babe Herman. tho Brook continues to set a 1 PoLeatqabattlingproceselon sition Connie Mack's allaround star dimly pets at the bead of tha Natablos.' this tional batting League had owned except for & two-dweek wah .41, according to figdres interruption, since the first week iseued today gatroosf of including In June. Figures released today. laid Wednesday. Frank CrDoul. the which include Wednesday Samos. Philadelphia puncher . has made 1m. sag an Fort of Herman, Upon .164,one portant keine, average give this week rests only nits poi.Gs out point shy ot last week's mars. Salto Heinle itanusti 01 tit. Louis of the load Ottoir Leaders the Athletic Foxx in topped July. Other leading regulars ere: Tete 1Y. New York, .335; Barnet'. Chi- slugger him connected consistently. while canlidates tor the runner-- - cago. .163; Traynor. Pittaburgh. position hats changed frequently, and Hendrick, Br3oitlyn, .3511; Klein. Lew Fonseca. Cleveland first base- Philadelphia.. .11.7; L. 'Wainer. Pittsburgh. .153; Freach, St. Louis. 141., man. finished the week in second and Stephenson. Chicago. .316, place. 12 points behind Fort, ha0-Hornsby leads In runs scorod ing passed Al Simmons. The Atter with 112. and Ott of New York in toss to third through runs batted in with ODoul has dropped of nine points during the week. gresteet total of hits, '116. and Foxx and Frederick. of Brooklyn. th largest Regulars following Phila- crop of doubles, 11. L. Waner sets Fonseca were: Simmons. tho pace with 11 triplec and Klein delphia. .361; Idanush, St. Louie. with 13 home runs. KM Cuyier ot .$61: Combs. New York. .362; IASe Chicago is out in front with 11 New tort New York. .256; Ruth. stoled bases. Grtmo Ahead York. .254: Yothergilit Detroit. back to .$4e; DicBurleigh Grimes slipped 164; Hellmann. Detroit, of the pitching tent when .142the top New York. key. 1 decision to 4 a to Bush lost Guy the Giants at the Polo Grounds os with Tuesday. That defeat left Bush titres a record of 12 victories and losses for a percentage of .150. of while Grime retained his record on and only two lost 1 games . for .181. reliant II 41 II 411 LI ..... . ' ret lit .411 PhilailelpItlo Bottom ... . , 41141 TO IL Giii Stirs , otn BEACiler. . , g. Lone Fzstern Aria lea AT PEBBLE FIELD , , -- 41141.14111m,,14,0101111,1141-oli3O;m01144,t14;01110;,-1,A,,,- 1- 1- 1,ve4 Ao.,, ,110,11,e1, a411...1, ,, . - , |
