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2 CHICAGO DIM'S' TRIBUNE: 310NDAY. 'AUGUST 19, 1940. IRNOCEKT THE GUMPS-GOING BIM? --t MUST MEND AND MAIE in 1 i 1 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY. 'AUGUST 19, 19411. 1 L- 4 THE GUMPSGOING BIM? 1 rAIX3r On 1 I I NI Fl- i tf I i '9 i MY vkil a T.A(3' on to TAOLICIH INNOCENT' -1 MLIS-1- MEND ANIC, MAIE IS CARDINALS WIN 2 GAMES FROM SREDS, 3-1, 5-4 CARDINALS VIIN I 9 Pt A FA 1111M "The cntwr IRZE FRONAMAE AO--A OF AllAOUSANt) sacitqz v114 13LIT A s.tki 1-F 13.LIT A 'z-rap- AgY E11- INTEP4TIONti WzNe 1-110)4 PAM- OF CRt OA MERE NtLL tvk! ANIY N-regrion wsNe PA1)4 OF Rt ma -AN OA MERE WU tyk! RthZre: 11-ka Or MIME ENVELoPiNd7 'TAM CATY BY WZ ZeaN voNt)LED 1)-ke FLAKAE-O1 1-1-kAzr IN my 9t4 114c t-ON Ti-kAZT I IN 14ZY 1-kait6NRT! i i3EFO1 -t Va Too LArat (IAD! 1)EA! MI bmt41 '11-MtAK Vrir-bw-- 13)E0RE Rawl-TU-(14 13EFO1 VT Va Too LAN-rat CIAD; 11)EA! NW Ut44-r I 11-MNK BEF-ORE r.

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Louis. Aug. 16 N1424' Ay 'Afri I St. Louis Cardinals turned on the ---( Reds today, defeating the tharnpions. 3 to 1 and 5 to 4, to slash lead of Manager Bill McKechnie's M- team to four and a half games over 53-19 t.econd place Brooklyn Dodgers.

Cooper outpitched Bucky Walters. who had won 16 games in INDIANs sAvED By tt'e opener and handed Walters his defeat. St. Louis rime from behind twice, 1 ---A-4 I DICK TRACYSubterranean Search i THANKS FOR TELLING, VOUR ti I I eALLING TRACY TO HER CELL, YOGEE YAMEWNS WIFE CONIESSEt 1.14AT THE CROOKS POWER OVER PEOPLE COMES FROM GAS YOGEE CARRIES IN A WA1CI-1 CASC OS ALL YOU REMEMBER ABOUT TI-1E LOCATION OF I-US ONDERGPOOND LABORATORY. WE'LL TRY h-r-l- TO FIND GAS IS MIRACULOUS.

IT INSTANTLV DEADENS THE WILL POWER. PEOPLE DO EXACTLY) WHAT 11-IEV ARE -To I GREAT SCIENTIST EH? I WILL BE RICH AMP ALL, E(4? 117 IA pw 19 A Lai a RaD DEILIUEr 11 vat 771r I rl rt 1 in in the second contest, scoring Itree runs in the sixth and deciding ft'e issue with a pair of tallies in IN AS BROWNS eighth. In the eighth Johnny Mil singled and Johnny Hopp trirled tn tie tho scote before urner. the Sleds starting pitcher SCORE 4 IN 10.111 replaced. Ilopp came In uith the uirtriinz run on Don Gutteridge's pinch single.

Scores: rlovelA ft SCORE 4 IN 1 0111 Cleveland, Aug. 18 (R.The IF OGEE'S LABORATORV LOCATED IN 114A1: ACIANDONED PORTION OF THE SOBWAV, R161-1T UNDER STREET. it4 tE 0 UR 11 SE 0 un I YOU SEEIHE I-1AS TWO FILTERS 11-1AT FIT INTO I-II NOSTRILS. -1-1-1AT WI-IV TI-IE GAS 1-11M! ElOtIEY.SAVING LIECOIIDITIONING Sr. AbitHPA AbKHPA 70, 4 C.

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Louis today. The Browns came from behind to tie it in the ninth, and scored four in the tenth inning, but rain washed away the lead. The 44,686 fans came to watch a double header at the big lake front stadium. Instead, they waited around nearly four hours, didn't see an officially completed hall game and were drenched for their trouble. The result pushed Cleveland three and a half games ahead of the losing Detroit Tigers.

Al Smith, Cleveland southpaw, had a 2 to 1 lead over Vernon Kennedy when the Browns tied the score in the ninth. 119 Plow. 1 b. P. Off Tb 1) I t4inorLea2tte3 Miske to Test Camp Tonight in a'r igold Ring Dodgers Gain on Reds; Win Two from Bees Lyons Uses His Arm and Bat; Sox Win, 7 to 5 East's Colored All-Stars Beat West, 12 to 0 rit fatted for Jont in moth, r1G.4 ran tor Paiiiett UI orventin.

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Aug. 18 Dodgers whipped the Boston Bees in a double header today, 7 'to 2 and 3 to 1. Before a crowd of 21,178, Whit Wyatt and Luke Hamlin each pitched a seven hitter to win the two games. The double victory enabled the Dodgers to pull up to within games of the National league leading Cincinnati Reds, who lost twice today to St. Louis.

arniumil .4 i 1 a I Emil Campagne, west side heavyweight, who has Improved since changing his name to Eddie Camp last year, is expected to receive one of the hardest tests of his career tonight in an eight round bout against Billy Ikliske Jr. of Minneapolis in Marigold Gardens. Camp is undefeated this year, his victims including Settimo Terracina, Lee Oma, and Tom Burns. He knocked out Terracina and Burns. Miske, son of the late heavyweight contender, will be making his third Chicago appearance.

In his local debut, Bill scored a two round knockout over Floyd McNulty in Majestic arena on the west side April 2, 1937. He followed up this accomplishment by conquering Joe Lubin in the Stadium March 31, 1939. Chico Romo, Los Angeles junior welterweight, who is an old hand at the game, will seek to keep his Chicago record clear in an eight round secondary feature against Stan Po. redo, newcomer from Detroit. Romo has a record of five victories and one draNi, decision in six Chicago starts.

Other matches, also at eight rounils, follow: Harold Brown ye. Mickey La 'Thur. 111U pounds. Tonally Pa Balm vs. Tab Taylor.

148 ponod.i. Johnny Phagan ye. Paul Frazier. 165 rounds. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Toledo. 8-4: St. Paul. 4-2.

columbuti. Minneapolis. 3. Kansas City. Indianan lis.

Milwaukee. 11-1; Louisville. 1-6. PACIFIC COAST LEAGII10. Lot, Angeles, P-6; Portland.

Hollywood. 4-3; San Francieco, Seattle, 1-2: Sacramento. 5-t. San Diego, 3-1; Oakland. '2 2 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Baltimore. it-ti; Toronto. Roehester. 3-0: JerseY City. I-5 Syracuse.

A-10: Iktontreal. 0-11. Newark. 672: Buffalo. 6-3.

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. amhviile, 12-5: Atlanta. 1-6. Chattationga, 7-8: Knoxville. New orleans.

4-3: Little Rock. 2-7. Birmingham at Memphis. rain. MICHIGAN STATE LEAGUE.

Muskewon. 9: LaTINIFIZ. 5. St. Joseph at Saginaw: rain.

TEXAS LEAGUE. Beaumont. 6-8: Oklahoma City. 5-4. Fort Worth.

15-1: Shreveport, 7-3. tionaton. 4-3; Wart. 3-2. Dallas.

San Antonio. 3. EASTERN LEAGCE. Scranton. 4-10: 2-5.

Binghamton. 7-2: Springfield. 0-7. Albany, i4-9: Hartford. 4-7.

Wilkes-Barre: 1-4: Elmira. 0-3. THREE-EYE LEAGUE. Moline. 15-1: Clinton.

2-2. Soriltalleld. 8-0: Waterloo. 6-4. Decatur.

1-0: Cedar Ranids Mattison. 7-1: Evansville. WESTERN ASSOCIATION. Hutchinson: 57 Trineksi. Fort Smith.

"-I: Jnoltil. St. Josenh: Salton 0-I Muskogee. 4-1: Springfield. 2-3.

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and PILILLIES, 6-8; GIANTS, 3-6. Philadelphia won a double header frnrn the Giants today, taking the frat game, 6 to 3, On Walt Iligbe's ready pitching and then winning, 8 F. In a game marked by six home 1 A powerful East team from the 1Negro National league crushed a West squad from the Negro American league, 12 to 0, in the eighth' annual East-West Negro all-star game! In Comiskey park yesterday. A crowd of 30,000 saw the East pound out 15 hits off four West hurlers to even up the series at four and four. Their own pitchers, meanwhile, i yielded only five hits.

Six errors by a jittery West defense also aided in Its defeat. Buck Leonard of the Pittsburgh Homestead Grays, with three singles and two bases on balls. and John Barker of the New York Black Yankees with three singles, were the East's hitting stars. The East's starting pitcher, McHenry of Philadelphia, received credit for the victory. The defeat was charged to Bremmer of Memphis.

first of the West's four hurlers. Score: EAST. WEST. AbRIT PA A It 11P A flonson.cf tt 1 2 1 0 Moltno.rf 4 II I 2 to Si't z.1.4 3 1 1 0 4 W000tto.3b 4 0 1 1 4 etarki.n.44 1 1 2 4 Vta.yw r.lh 3 0 I 7 I 5 0 0 0 0 It 2 0 0 0 (I tresoo. If 2 2 1 0 0 tireen.cf 2 0 1 0 to Leovorol.113 4 2 3 14 0 Reevelollf a 0 0 1 0 5 1 2 0 4 0reene.c 2 0 0 1 Witr.lf-rf 5 1 3 2 0 LAirown.o I 0 i 4 0 Perkince 5 1 2 1 0 Mortory.boo 2 0 0 1 201011 a ti I tt 2 0 0 7 1 1 1 4 2 0 1 spite this inclination were able to score enough times off John Corsica and Al Benton to accomplish a 4 to 4 tie.

One of these four runs was driven in by Lyons and he started another with his third single. Lyons Drives in Wright. Wright led off in the second inning with a pass, and after two were gone Lyons singled past Bartell to score Wright. But the lead was short lived. Lyons! first pitch in the home second started him on the downward path.

Higgins cracked it against the right center field balcony for a homer, tying the score. Webb threw out Bruce Campbell. but both Tebbetts and Corsica singled to right. Bartell singled to left, Tebbetts scoring, Corsica going to third and Bartell to second on the throw. McCosky tried to squeeze Corsica home.

but Lyons threw to Tresh in time to spoil the maneuver. Bartell counted on a single by Gehringer, after which Greenberg fanned. BOSTON. BROOKLYN. AhRHPAI AbRJPA 3 1 0 '2 4 0 0 2 3 44.11.-3-..-1 3 II 1 3 3 3 3 1 0 Moore.r1 1 II) 1 0 3 2 2 13 2 4 0 0 2 0 3 1 0 2 0 4 0 1 5 01Mancumo.e 0 0 0 1 0 110.11' 4 1 1 1 0 Meilwkir 4 0 1 3 0 MIller.gs 4 0 1 1 :11Tosmik.rt 4 0 1 1 0 Hasiwit.11) 4 0 2 7 2 n.avg10.3b 4 0 2 1 1 verrPs.c '2002 01.111rn'et.ss 400'25 1 0 0 0 OiWyatCp 4 1.

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Attendance-44 5,56. TANKEEE, 9-3; ATHLETICS, Philadelphia, Aug. 18 UP). Benny McCoy, the Athletics, $65,000 second baseman who had been benched for his poor play, returned to the lineup today and sparked the A's to an even split with the New York Yankees in a double header at Shibe park. After the Yanks took the opener, 9 to behind Steve Sundras six hit pitching and Buddy Roser's timely hitting; McCoy replaced Crash Davis, and led the A's to a 7 to 3 triumph.

McCoy started a five run rally in the fourth inning that drove Marvin Breuer to cover and assured Johnny Babich his 10th victory of the year for the A's. the bases full and two out, McCoy singled to right to tie the score at 2 to 2. Scores: NEW YORE. 1 PHILADELPHIA. AO RH PA 1111 A Gordon.213 3 4 1 0 CItieln.35 4 0 0 1 4 Rolt.3b 5 1 1 2 3 Moseit.r1 41 3 2 0 hoilro11.rt 5 Ii 1 0 1 S.Cman,rt 3 0 2 2 0 pim.kin.cs 3 joh0M00.11 4 1 0 Belles-3f 3 rt 1 3 0 Siehert.lo 4 0 1 9 1 a 0 3 3 rj It ayece 3 0 5 0 5 0 1 0 .) INagnor ft ft 0 1 0 1111 0 0 2 ri 1.011M 213 4 0 Ii 3 2 4 0 I) 1 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 II 1 kieubserdo 1 0 0 0 0 By Trained Mechanics 1.

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Preliminary encounters follow: Coed NteGlii vs. Al Willisme. Paul Rozzell Ira. Rudy Ray. George Mack Ye.

George McKenzie. Another mat card this evening will be held In Parichy stadium, Harrison street and Harlem avenue. It Is topped by Ralph Rurry Silverstein and Fritz Von Schacht. Supporting engagements are: BPrt Rnhi en. ref.

John gernakt ea. Jerry Meeker. l'armer Mack vs. Jack tBad Brown. 4n 11 27 7 n'! I tel for Cumstnriln In tbrs 1-? NtIvua atvantn.

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3, a 1 uusb Drmn. 1 in 17 3 01 1 IT rnr in Lotone oltett Jorda, and Dunn. Continued from first sport page. I Iktoura balled lor Berms in ninth. Poston 000 I t) irt On-1 Brooklyn 101 000 01-3 ErrnroDitrneher, Rune hatted In Herres.

Phelps 1'2). Voerrlik. Two base hitsPosedel. Cosearsrt Phelps. Pnirneher.

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Taylor batted for Mendel-moo to ninth. rapt 200 114 0411-12 West UOU OttO OW ErroroMnyweather, Greene. MorneY Saintatm. no idyll. Two bates hitBenson.

Three base hitCrespo. stolen baaesLeonard 121. Double, playMorney to Samptom In Mayweather; Spay to Clarkpon to Leonard. Struck outBremmer. 4: Calhoun.

1: Wright. H. Smith. 3., McHenry, 1 R. Brown.

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Prcuoin NEW TORR. FR LLADELPHIA AORH PA Alit tH PA Cordon 2b 4 1 1 3 4 1 0 3 I 2 of 4 1 2 I 0 Henesh.rt 4 II 1 n'n ef 3 1 1 2 0 rn Mato et 4 0 0 4 11.1ohna nit 4 1 1 2 0 PIlerit 4 0 0 rtehert.lh 3 1 1 0 3 I 1 4 1 1 3 0 Powril 0 0 0 0 01 NieCnv.t!h 4 1 1 :1 rilltan.lb 4 11 1 14 1 4 1 1 4 5 os 2 It I 1 4Ittableh.b 4 0 1 0 1 ti 1 it 0 1 2 00001 Wright Helps Foe to a Triple. Waight wasn't in very good fielding form in the fourth and unwittingly assisted the Tigers in the scoring of their fourth run. Tebbetts opened with a fly, but it was so close to the stands that Wright played safe by conceding a single. But while making the turn he bounced down on to the seat of his pants.

Tebbetts getting a triple. Ile scored on Gorsica's single into short right. The Sox's fifth started pleasantly with a pass to Webb, who went all the way to the plate on Kreevich's double over third. Kuhel walked and Solters, after a futile effort to bunt, slammed a single to left, Kreevich scoring. Corsica was yanked in favor of Benton.

In an attempted double steal, Kuhel was safe at third when Higgins dropped Tebbetts' throw. A big fadeout set in immediately. Appiing waR thrown out by Gehringer, Wright was purposely passed, Tresh Popped to Bartell, and the whole thing ended dismally when Kennedy fanned. Lyons Gets Another lilt. Lyons brought his bat into play again in the sixth and thus the tying run was promoted.

He started the inning with a single to center. taking second when McCosky fumbled. effort to sacrifice Was a pop fly handled by Benton, but Kreevich singled to right and Lyons skipped home with the tying run. Lyons almost let the tie get away in the same Inning. A single by Tebbetts with none out and passes to 14cCosky and Gehringer with two out filled the bases.

Greenberg kindly bounced to Appling. PROBABLE MAJOR! LEAGUE PITCHERS! IN GAMES TODAY Soose Finishes Hard Drill for Zale Contest Sectional Play Starts Today in Legion Tourney Tlock Hill, S. Aug. 1R regional championsSt. Louis.

Little Rock, Lawndale of Chi cago, and Sumter, S. C.moved Into Rock Mil today for the southeastern sectional tournament of the American Lesion junior baseball eliminations. The tournament will start tomorrow. 4. 'oily Itcharge tottery.

Cloon end Lobricoto Istiory go Cobh's end Torotiols. Chick Gbrofr Rots for Sompoor 7. 2-DAY FREE RENTAL the fifth. however, the lads I'ere not so readily stopped. Singles by Leber and Dallessandro and a long fly by Todd, and singles by Mat-tick and French.

with an error by Frank Gustine mixed in. produced three runs for a 6 to 1 lend. Russ Bauers replaced Sewell to accomplish the final putout of the Inning. and Max Dutcher took over at the start of the sixth. Donura Smacks a Double.

Butcher had no trouble in the. sixth, but was nicked for a run in the seventh on Jim Gleeson's double. Da llessandro's sacrifice, and another long By by Todd. The Cubs polished off their total with two runs in the eighth. French walked and Hack was safe when Butcher fumbled his sacrifice.

Larry and Stan got home on Zeke Bonura's double to right 31 3 7 91 31 7 9 2711 ICON, GAM1E. NEW YottE, AhRHP.At A t) It II PA -Its 4 I 1 It Itlekt ft 40 4 2 I 4 It 4 1 3 to 3 3 4 'sin roo rt 4 1 do I 1 3 fl t), lb 4 i 7 2 4 I I 4 3 1 1 Ps Ii it as 414 4 a 0 3 3 l) Irs 1 1 1 2 3 1 1 1 0 Ott Iv, 4 1 3 1 2 at at, 1 4 fl I It th 411 11,0 1- le a oolo 4 1 1 1 0 0 1 2 iJoinar.o 1 0 0 0 17 a 12 27 14 :117 11 27 11 totr. tor Glimbert in Ellb and II.ito4 tor Joiller In hihth. no, 12n nnns '13-2 01U 100 103-6 Pt-a in-01T, Marty 141. Plitt fAl.

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At-ten, snos-2 New York. Aug. 18 (In.Probable pitchers In the major leagues tomorrow, with won and lost records: AMERICAN LEAGUE. Detroit at New YorkNewsom 11S-21 or Rowe 111-21 vs. Chandler Cleveland at BostonAllen 7-41 vs.

Bev. Int Chleaso at PhiladelphiaSmith 18-91 ts. Roes 5-53. LEAGUE. New York at CinemnattLohrman 19-81 ne omorrniler lPtill FI-91 Heintselmaa 4-51 or Leonine L6-11.

Powell ran for Dickey In ninth. Now York fj 1 IMO fl Ph adelphia 000 510 101-7 ALL FOR 0 NLY Cubs and Sox Up to Date Averages Qd) IMio SOX. II 28 311 HR RBI Pet. BUY HOW YES SIR! PAY LATER ErrorCrn0e111, Donald. RUM batiPi In Dahlgren Rennet).

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Boston, Aug. 18 handed Rookie Earl Johnson pitched 83 138 23 8 0 3 61 118 22 7 4 4 4101010 41 19 1 2 9 2 4I 10313 3 I 3 79 130 18 7 21 9 7174000 3 32010 77 120 20 10 M1 Mt App ling .4100 Wright .438 Dietrich 81 Molter, ...233 mat .....830 CI IL T. Al Milli coati 17 hireevirh ..4157 Lyons A3 I Lake Forest Takes Cricket Lead; Defeats Oak Park Lake Forest cricket team moved Into first place In the Illinois league by defeating Oak Park. 50 to 22, in Lake Forest yesterday. In other games Ilyde Park beat Winnetka, 72 to 70, and South Park won over Lake Shore, 101 to 60.

The Chicago-MUv a uk ee game was postponed because of rain. BUDGET PLAII TIRES as low a Per as t---- Week Low Carrying Charge tiny Soose, who at 6 feet, 3 Inch Is probably the tallest middleweight In boxing, yesterday ended training for a 10 round overweight bout with Champion Tony Zale In Mills stadium Wednesday. After boxing three rounds yesterday Soose weighed 1641 pounds, two and one half more than he expects to carry for the forthcoming encounter, which will be his first In Chicago. Trainer Ray Aml said the lanky Farrell, fighter is ready for anything Zale may have to offer and will do only enough roadwork today and tomorrow to hold his edge. Zale, who Is four and one quarter inches shorter than his rival, was given a rest yesterday, his second in a week.

Tony, who went four rounds Saturday, will cut his final boxing drill in Tra Don's gymnasium this afternoon to two rounds. Ile will return to the gymnasium tomorrow for light loosening up exercises. Zale will be In quest of his 13th consecutive triumph and his fifth straight knockout against Soose, who recently displaced Ken Over lin as No. 1 contender. Soose, a rugged lad, never has been floored for the count.

3000 10232 20232 1 Al 80 Al 71 4 41 7 28 38 0 4 23 3 4 3 0 4 0 0 .34 5 .338 -yrs .:110 .199 .208 .29 1 .276 .173 .250 .2 I I .226 .217 .197 .158 .103 .011 .000 ,009 Rai.n Postpones 7-11 Ranch Polo Game Until Tomorrow Clcvciarld. Aug. 18 (41.The frot match In the Intercircult polo was postponed today by rain. The learns scheduled to play urf Ire 711 Ranch of Chicago and tr.e Fairfield dub of Wichita, Kas. 7.1'e rchtest was reset for Tuesday.

his first full game for the Boston Red itogenthat .201 Sox todayand won it. giving Joe Kennedy ..4 13 Cronin's team a 4 to 2 victory and ueriniand An4 sweep of the three game series with the Washington Senators. Johnson, McNair ...251 McNair I The Cubs will have a day off today. Some will gird for the final invasion of the west by the eastern teams. Others, quite properly, will just frivol at innocent pastimes.

The Phi ilies will be here tomorrow and Wednesday. Tomorrow Claude Passeaut who won his thirteenth victory last Thursday and his fourteenth Saturday, will go after his 15th. If he succeeds he will tie his all-time major league record for victories In one season. Adverse reports continue to come from Philadelphia anent the condition of Augie Galan. Ilk fractured left knee still Is so swollen that a cast cannot be applied and he suffers continuously, according to reports from Temple hospital.

0 0 1 1 1 7 210 I 1 1 4 15 3 13 5110 01,1 I 0 70 1 10 It 1 II I 7 20 47 13 5 10 2 4 11 4 230 2 41 10 0 00 1 7 13 4 1 1 i I 1 0 0 0 E. 40 Rigneg Appleton 19 Knott 38 Brown IL Ils'es 2 Team balling: Percentage. 283. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 Petrone Senators Beat Salerno Cookies, 9 to 1 The Petrone Senators defeated the Salerno Cookies in a Windy City league softball game last night In St. Philip stadium, 9 to 1.

In another encounter the Lopota Steelers crushed Sacred Heart, 28 to 5. Games scheduled in Rand stadium were postponed because of wet grounds. Tonight's schedule: 1111. rhilip Stadium. ft -30 p.

tn.Petrone Senators vs. Goronson A 1 30 p. m.Athia All-Americans vs. Salerno Cook Rand Alollisoni. 30 v.

Lsouots vol. Dust wore. 30 r. tri Washburn. Craftsmen vs.

BAIL. more Lumbers. At bat, 3.484; hits, 1 National Public Parks Net Tourney to Open Today Cincinnati, Aug. 18 ISpeciall-- The national public parks tennis tournament will open here tomorrow with a wide open battle promised for the crown which Seymour Greenberg of Chicago will not defend. Witlis Anderson of Los Angeles, 1938 champion, is regarded as the player I to beat.

White Sox Open with Xs Today; Smith to Pitch C1-1311. 3113B BR BI coM ifi 1 it 0 411 POSIOn AO Supply end Survito Pipe 6000 N. CLARK ST. Hollycourt 2800 IllS E. 71st ST.

Butted iold 1227 4400 W. MADISON ST hianttsyld 1614 16th WABASH AVE. Calumet 2366 1301 S. WESTERN AVE. Itai 7600 called up from Rocky Mount in the Piedmont league a few weeks ago, had won three games in previous appearances for the Red Sox but had not gone the distance.

Jimmy Foxx, who had hit six home runs in the last five games, was held hitless. but Dom Di Maggio and Bobby Doerr each connected for homers. Di-Maggio also collected a double. Score: Bus Ab Rh PA At, It PA et 3 to 0 4 0 PINItinast 4 2 2 1 I-Pra tfatt 4 1 1 I to 4 1 3 2 0 4 (1 1 I 01 Foxx.b 4 () 0 Traliffadb 4 0 1 0 '41 romn se 4 0 2 2 4 4 '2 1 I 3 Wil'imart 1 2 0 WPot.1 4 0 II 0 0 Taborb 4 0 0 0 3 Potahl.ras 2 0 1 FinbraY.lb 4 0 '0 16 1 2 0 1 7 0 Doerr.2b 1 1 2 ti (11310..0 42 ti 1 I Juhaboum 3 0 tt If) Well9 () 0 0 itti Mters n.p 0 0 0 0 01 IBaseball's Dig SU 1 I I 1 tHY THE AssocIATEu FRLS54 IND11110CAL BATTING. (I AB Radcliff, Browns 412 426 SO 151 ApplIng, MItilte Sax 106 401 61,, 138 Finney, Red Pox 100 426 63 146 Rowell, Bees P9 313 33 103 Walker.

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C. L. A. Basketball Star, Drowns Santa Barbara, Aug. 18 Victor Co Ila, 21 years old, basketball and baseball star at the University of California at Los Angeles, was drowned Saturday in a rescue attempt at the Casmalla beach north of here, according to information received today.

Co Ila, who was serving as a tutor for the children of Mrs. Milton Bren of Bet-Air, went to the aid of Otto Werner, chauffeur for Mrs. Bren, who was caught In a riptide. The athlete managed to get Werner Inshore to safety, but apparently exhausted was trapped in the riptide himself and disappeared. the riptide himself and disappeared.

Chirat Tribune Pros. SeMecil Detroit. Aug. 18.The lite Sex clIdn't even take time to tie their after today's game with the T4crs. The nurpose of the haste was to catch a 5:25 p.

m. train for where they open a three game series tomorrow with the Athletics. Eddie Smith will pitch erainst Buck tecause of threatening weather the was started 10 minutes ahead trT.t. The weather also caused a shrInkage in attendance that under conditions probably would haNe been 30.000. Gentle rain er.lcred into the proceedings after the the BERWYN! 6425 W.

CERMAK RD. Berwyn 1462Lawns 1442 EVANSTON! CHURCH lig BENSON Greenleaf 5400Rogers Park 4300 OAK PANE! 226 LAKE ST. Euthel 9121Austin 1323 ji I Sycamore Nine Reaches Suburban Title Finals The Sycamore Sons, of the West Suburban division of the Illinois State Amateur Baseball league won a double header at Sycamore yesterday, and qualified to play the winner of the WaukeganFox Lake game at Glencoe next Sunday, for the suburban championship. Sycamore beat Bridgeport, 9 to 3, and Elgin 6 to 1. Games In the Chicago division were called on account of wet grounds.

Arrangements will he made tonight to complete the playoffs. --moo-. -4 4-4- playoffs. i stADE tit A ,41 5 VIM! 1 1 4 A a EDGE 15 "I 25g IllIARANTEED THE MARLIN FIR EARMSCO alwmnaksomv eau ir- 63914. le-- fINCIf EDGE 15 "I 2g GUARANTEED THE MARLIN FIREARMSCO ow KUHL COWL, We lai batted for Chase in eighth.

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