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19 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. MARCH 29. 1938. TIGERS SCORE SIX MOON MULLINSTHE POOR FISH CELEBRON BEATS PATTERSON! 0. FOURTH ROUND RUNS IN FIRST; DEFEAT BEES, 3-2 WILLIE MY DEAR, YOU GO AHEAD WSfM VESTHEY DOM'T A M'TGOInL TO DEPRIVE WELL.

ANP GO, HOMEY- SEEM TO BE NOWAY I SJCri Jf VOU OTHE PLEASURE THAT IS ANP I AM(30lN6 Jj FlfA9 1 MOON' I llrR fIn OF TAWIM' THAT TRIP SIMPLY YHTH YOU i HQ( 3HE SAYS A BREATH I upcsp AMTJ-I IT YOU HAD YOUR SPLENDID I JZf 1 OF SALT AIR IS OEST I jL HERSELF WITH IT Aukcr Blanks Boston for Joe Law, Tommy Howell, Tony Zale Win. Six Innings. Lakeland, March 28. W) Six runs in the first inning carried the Detroit Tigers to an 8 to 2 triumph over the Boston Bees in an exhibi tion game today. Elden Auker, veteran underhand pitcher, worked the first six innings for Detroit and held the Bees scoreless.

Frank Croucher, Tiger rookie shortstop, slammed out four straight Hits. And Don9 1 Spare the Strikes, Hank! Hoyt Explains Billy Celebron of Rockford knocked out Verne Patterson of Chicago in the fourth round of their bout in Marigold Gardens last night. Patterson was knocked out by a right hand and was counted out draped over the lower ropes after one minute and ten seconds of the round. It was Celebron's fourth straight kayo. Celebron weighed 155 and Patterson 146.

Tony Zale, 159 pounds, of Gary, won an eight round decision over King Wyatt, 156 pounds, of Fort Wayne. Despite the fact that Zale had his opponent on the canvas for an eight count in the third round and a nine count in the seventh, the Gary boxer was in a bad way himself from body blows in the seventh and eighth round. Tommy Howell, 142, of Danville Ronton, JN.T 000 OflO 0303 7 8 Pfitroit A.l .,..,....600 000 20 8 0 N. B. A.

Puts Baer Second on List of Louis Challengers Cub Reserves Triumph Over Angels, 9 to 6 Smelt Towns Prepare for Big Carnivals Why National League Loses Washington, D. March 28. (JPy Max Baer who began his comeback with a decision over Tommy Farr received official recognition today New York, March 28. UP) Waite TiaHerlM Weir. Bslns and Riddle; Auker, Wad nl York.

Tebbetts. BED SOX, IS; LEAFS, 9. Avon Park, March 2S. (P) Tlie Boston Red Sox spotted the Toronto Maple Leafs seven runs, then rallied in the late innings today to gain a 13 to 9 victory over the International leaguers. In the eighth inning, during which the Red Sox scored eight runs, Joe tLefty Sullivan, a Detroit castoff, passed the first five batters before turning over the Toronto pitching to Mike Meola, who was nicked for a four run homer by Fabian Gaffke.

The latter's triple climaxed Boston's ve run rally in the ninth. Boston tA.t.l nno non nRKian a i when the National Boxine association Hoyt analyzes his eighteen years of Continued from first sport page. I rated him second among the chal was awarded the decision over Harry lengers to Joe Louis. Booker, 137, in another eight round major league baseball in this week's issue of a national magazine and declares a stifling of individual initiative and an outmoded method of one The ratings for all divisions in walked. Mattick then made amends for his error by starting a double battle.

numerical order were: play on Sueme's grounder. Joe Law of the south side beat HEAVYWEIGHTS Champion, Joe Louis; run ball are responsible for the Na challengers. Max Sehmeling-, Max Baer, Tony Galento, Tommy Parr, Gunnar Barlund, tional league's recent inferiority to Eddie Shapiro, west side featherweight, in the four round opener. It was Law's first pro fight. the American league.

Natnan Mann. Bob Pastor, Clarence Burman. Al McCoy, and Jimmy Adamick. After Prim had choked off the Cubs on one hit in the fourth the Angels popped up in their half with a couple of runs which gave them a momentary lead. Gudat popped to "National leaguers are held Slav 6W.WTy tt ,,.,,111 'JJIjU llllllillllilllll 4A3 1 1 i 1 1 '1 1 p- Y- i I 4 3 i it -u i i ioionio ii.

OlO tlOO 002 8 14 LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS Champion, John Henry Lewis; challengers, Al Gainer, Jack Fox, Gus Lesnevich, Eddie Wenstrob, Ralph De John, Jock MeAvoy, Fred Lenhardt. Tiger Batteries Dickmnn. Olson and Peaonck Cavarretta for the first out but As Jlulliiran, ljnncarinroni, Sullivan, Meola ishly to a methodical, fairly predictable style of play which has not changed fundamentally in thirty years," writes the one time boy neujiimp ana iieiDer. bell misjudged Moore's fly and it Warrington, John Romero, Igrcacio Herrerra KELLY BLANKS MEMFHIS. MIDDLEWEIGHTS Champion, Freddie wonder, still an active pitcher with Steele; challengers, Youns Corbett Fred Apostoli, Solly Krieg-er, Glen Lee.

Al Hostak, dropped for a double. Russell single through short sent Moore home with the tying run. Cihocki doubled just out of Triple tt's reach, Russell stop Walter Woods. Billy Conn, Teddy Yarocz. Gulfport, March 28.

Harry Kelley yielded only five hits today as the Philadelphia Athletics blanked the Memphis Chicks of the Ben Brown, Ossia Stewart. BY BOB BECKER. Illinois outdoor fans who want to dip smelt from northern streams are advised to be ready for the trip to Marinette, Menominee, or Escanaba between April 5 and April 10. Jack Boyle of Marinette, Wis, informs us that the smelt carnival which will be held jointly by the towns of Marinette and Menominee starts April 5th and will continue through April 10th. The big night of the carnival will be April 7th, and will include a dinner for visiting fishermen, parades, and other entertainment.

April 7-9 In Escanaba. Escanaba has set April 7 to 9 for its big jamboree, so Illinoisans going north may attend two smelt dipping parties the same week. The smelt run from Lake Michigan up the streams which flow into the big lake has developed into one of the big events of the season for towns in northern Wisconsin and Michigan. As millions of the little fish move up the creeks and rivers, it is possible to dip them out of the water with any kind of a net. The runs are at night, and the dipping is done by the light of big bonfires along the banks.

The discovery of smelt near Es ping at third. An intentional pass filled the bags, but the strategy Southern association, 6 to 0. WELTERWEIGHTS Champion, Barney Ross; challengers, Ceferino Garcia, Saverior Turiello, Andre Jessurun, Jack Carroll, Milt Aron, Vittorio Venturi, Ralph Zanelli, Phil Pitching his third straight complete failed. Epperly walked Sueme unintentionally and Russell scored. A urr, Mickey Makar, lloiman Williams.

exhibition game Kclley showed signs double play hurried the end of the of the comeback Connie Mack expects inning. LIGHTWEIGHTS Champion, Lew Ambers: challengers, Pedro Montanez, Davey Bay, Billy Beauhold, Johnny Bellus, Tippy Larkin, Paul Junior, Yucatan Kid, Eddie Cool, Mor- him to make this season. The A's got The Cubs tied the score at two thirteen hits from Spencer, Besse, ment Quarles, Maxie Berger. apiece in the fifth, but outside help and Zajac. Athletic TA.1 000 100 014 fl 13 MriniJhis fS.

A.l. ...000 000 0000 6 was necessary. Montgomery, who is a box score stranger, because he is FEATHERWEIGHTS Champion, Henry Armstrong-; challengers, Freddie Miller. Baby Arizmendi, Everett Rightmire, Leo Rodak, Ginger Foran, Sammy Angrott, Jackie Wilson, Bnttcrips Kpllfry and Hayes; Spencer, Besse only a practice catcher, got a chance i-etey scalzo, Al Beed, Johnny Hutchinson. REDS, SENATORS, 0.

as pinch hitter for Epperly. The youngster got to second on a two BANTAMWEIGHTS Champion. Sixto Esco Brooklyn. "In sharp contrast," he adds, "American leaguers are permitted to exercise their initiative, can play the game as flesh and blood Individuals rather than robots who are pulled by strings tied to tradition." Huggins No. 1 Manager.

Hoyt picks the late Miller Huggins of the New York Yankees "as the greatest manager who ever lived," followed by Connie Mack and the late John McGraw. "And," he points out, "as far as I know, I am the only player who worked for all three." He is convinced the reason for American league supremacy "paradoxically enough, goes back to the man who raised the National league to its heights of prestige John J. McGraw." It's not that he seeks to indict the McGraw system, but rather that the league's present managers fail to match the master's cleverness and command of scientific so-called inside ball," while still employing Mc-Graw's system of defense, based on base wild throw by Cihocki and Tampa, Fla, March 28. (JP) Joe Cascarella and Paul Derringer pitched t. 4." iA 3 bar; challengers, Pancho Villa, Harry Jeflra, Johnny Morg-an, Lou Salica, Johnny Goudes, Baby Yack, Indian Quintana, Georsie Pace, Joe Roche, Johnny King.

FLYWEIGHTS Champion. Benny Lynch: Cincinnati to a 3 to 0 victory over eventually rode across the plate on Lazzeri's triple which hit the 415 foot notation on the center field Washington today, the Reds' first challengers, Jackie Jurich. Peter Kane. Tiny shutout of the exhibition season. Bostock, Small Montana.

Little Dado, Jimmy canaba came about in an amusing boards. Cubs Come to life. Making his first start Derringer yielded three hits in two of the three way. A husband who had been sent Warnock, Tut Whalley. Valentine Anglcmann, Ernst Weiss, Pat Palmer.

Petey Sarron, former featherweight to draw a pail of water for the fam innings he worked. Frank McCor The Cubs permitted Lahti to get ily wash hauled up a pail of fish in mick, with a double and two singles, champion, was dropped from the rat stead. As a result smelt dipping now ings. The commission's ratings com led the Reds' twelve hit attack. Wsnhlnsrton (A.

L.1..000 000 0000 8 Cincinnati St. L.J... 020 000 01 3 13 is a real spring sport in the north Joe Triner, head of the Illinois athletic commission, yesterday approved Promoter Joe Coffey's wrestling card in the Stadium April 8. In addition to the two featured bouts between Steve Crusher Casey and Ed Don George, and Everett Marshall and Danno O'Mahoney there will be four preliminary encounters. These match.

Chief Sanooke with Hans Zimbeimin Bob Gregory with George Gaston-vich, Wladyslaw Talun with Jerry Monahan, and Pietro Gobbi with. Mike MazurkL William Levin-son is the new record clerk for the state boxing board, supplanting James Connerty, resigned. The rematch involving Pete Lello and Nick Camarata has been set for ten rounds in Marigold Gardens next Monday. Jimmy Clark, Buffalo, N. middleweight, has returned from Detroit where he lost a disputed decision to Marty Simmons on the Henry Armstrong-Eddie Zivic card Friday.

Barney Ross will leave Thursday for Minneapolis for his ten round scrap with Henry Schaft there Monday. Sam Pian, representative of Ross, will attend a meeting of the New York athletic body today. So will Mike Jacobs, promoter of the impending welterweight title contest between Ross and Henry Armstrong. Contracts will be filed and the bous will be approved, but only after considerable pressure is brought to force Armstrong out of the match in favor of Lou Ambers, lightweight champion. Armstrong, who holds the featherweight crown, has agreed to meet Ambers within sixty days, but now it Is understood Lou demands a promise of a meeting with Ross too.

Jacobs will return tomorrow the heavyweight bout between Jos Louis and Harry Thomas in the Stadium Friday. At the same time Mike will request that the park board commissioners give him a definite idea as to whether Soldiers field will be available for the Louis-Max Sehmeling engagement June 22. A reply is expected by Thursday. Philadelphia has been added to the list of proposed sites for the big event. F.

M. by in the sixth but their intentions in the seventh were unmistakable. They made three hits count for as many runs. Mattick opened this barrage by doubling to left with one out. country.

mittee said he had outgrown the featherweights and had fought no lightweights of prominence. These Batteriee Wearer. Hoerne.tt and B. Ferrrll niiMlan; Cascarella, Eernncfcr aua Lom Newt Ely Made) Discovery. Newt Ely, Benzie county clerk, were the first quarterly ratings for Lazzeri did his part by walking.

burcti, V. Davis. YANKEES, 14; BLUES, 2. was the man who discovered tne 1938. smelt.

When he pulled up the bucket Haines City, Fla March 28. (ff) Hank Marino of Milwaukee, member of the Heil Products team, curve ball pitching. of silvery fish from the stream. The New York Yankees routed which was filled from bank to bank their Kansas City farm club of the QUINN TRIUMPHS Cites Stupid Restrictions." "National league batters today," he with a struggling mass of smelt, he American association, 14 to 2, today forgot about the family wash and scoring all their runs in two innings who retired undefeated as national match game bowling champion, will roll in the A. B.

C. tournament in the Coliseum this week. Marino bowls with the Heil five man team Thursday night at 8:30 o'clock and is paired in the doubles with Billy Sixty, also a star with the Heils, Friday afternoon at 5:25 o'clock. ran to tell neighbors of his discovery. js Eump Hadley and Lee Stine Urn explains, "put on the hit and run, McGraw's favorite strategism, while American leaguers are swinging from Today there are countless millions IN I REM EN'S HANDBALL MEET Lieut.

Bob Quinn defeated Wil ited the Blues to eight hits. Kansas City nicked Hadley for a their heels, knocking down fences. run in the first inning and another McGraw believed his players had of these little fish in Lake Michigan which annually ascend the Menominee river between Marinette and Menominee and give these two towns an opportunity for a big smelt dipp in the third. The Yanks then col lected six runs in the fourth as Pitch to be supervised strictly oil the field. So National leaguers are subject to liam Celmar, 21-6, 21-10, in one of the opening round matches of the Chicago Fire department handball tournament in the Madison Athletic club era Branch and Yocke issued six more rigid regulations than their col ing party.

Near Escanaba, which is passes and Joe Glenn and Bill Knick Erie, Team Rolls Into A. B.C. Five Man Lead on 3,087 leagues in the American. yesterday. erbocker contributed a single and a farther north, there are about a dozen streams up which the smelt run.

I discovered stupid, pointless re Two of the 12 matches were ex double, each with bases full. strictions in the National league. Tommy Henrich's homer with two tended to three games. Ed Smith defeated William Dolan, 21-5, 19-21, which would antagonize any intelli Cavarretta aimed a two base fly out of Statz's reach, Mattick scoring. Reynolds was disposed of on a pop foul, but Asbell slipped a single through short, sending the Italian duo across the plate.

Asbell took an added workout by stealing second but Triplett couldn't bring him home. A double by Sueme and a single by Lahti off Shoun in the eighth scored a run, and apparently aroused the Cubs ire. They bounced Lahti for four runs in the ninth. Lazzeri started this with a single and a steal of second. Cavarretta fanned, but Reynolds singled and Lazzeri scored.

A fly to right finished Asbell, whereupon singles by Triplett and Hack filled the bases. Garbark, prospective third string catcher, cleaned 'em up with a triple to right. Shoun Has Some Grief. Shoun didn't get by the ninth until three hits had scored three runs. Statz doubled, Gudat dropped a single ir.

short center, and Russell's homer sailed over the left field fence. The Cubs will have serious work on their hands again tomorrow in Los Angeles and they'll be thankful for it. They are billed for the sixth of their sixteen game series with the White Sox, who thus far have lost on and Red Rolfe's two triples tea' gent athlete. B. B.

y. O. PLAYS C. Y. O.

QUINTET 21-9, and A. Rabenstab triumphed tured an eight hit eight run drive The American league has grown in the sixth. over Red Melligan, 15-21, 21-10, 21-20. few Yorfe A.J .000 608 00014 10 The meet will continue today with 12 more first round matches. vigorous and successful because there has been no presumption that a resourceful man needs a wet nurse or TOMORROW NIGHT Kansas City IA.A.J.101 000 000 2 8 Fatteric Hadley, Stirm end Glenn Branoh, Yoeke, Miller and Baker, Holm.

GLNTS, 14; JERSEY CITY, 1. The B'nai B'rith Youth Organiza a bodyguard after dark." Bob Quinn defeated Willie Celmar, 21-6, tion's starting lineup for tomorrow He recalls that in 1932, when pitch 21-10. night's basketball game in Lane Tech i ing for Brooklyn against the Giants, Felix Zmich defeated John Whalan, 21-7, Baton Rouge, March 28. IP) The New York Giants held batting High school gymnasium with the 21-17. he was called in for relief in a spot with the bases loaded, one out and stars of the Catholic Youth Organiza John McNamara defeated George Casey, 21-15.

21-18. practice at the expense of their Jer scy City farm team today, hammer tion was announced last night oy The Mystery Men of St. Louis, who long have held the lead in the five man event in the A. B. C.

tournament now in progress in the Coliseum, were dethroned last night by the Isaac Eaker Sons team of Erie, Pa which smashed out a 3,087 total. The St. Louis squad had held the lead on 3,035. The new high score, which has been good enough to win 29 previous team titles, was compiled on games of The championship was won last year on a 3.118 total made by the Brakow Furnitures of Detroit in New York's first A. B.

C. tournament. The Colonial Paper company five Hughie Critz coming up. Max Carey, A. Rabenstab defeated Red Melligan, 15-21, Coach Emil Gollubier.

then Brooklyn manager, told him to Ing out 17 hits and a 14 to 1 victory He expects to open with Chicky 21-10. 21-20. Ed Smith defeated William Dolan, 21-5, 19-21. 21-9. pitch a low ball on tne chance or a in an exhibition game.

Hal Lee's homer in the first In. Levan and Harold Lembra at the for double play and Critz hit it for Eddie Fitzgerald defeated Ray Luth, 21-19, 21-12. three bases. ning was the only Jersey run. Elondy wards, Lou Possner at center and Jack Salzman, who has been elect William Morley won by default from Gail I was to discover," he adds, that Kenney.

Ryan and Wally Eerger hit homers for the Giants, each with one vn ed captain of the team, and Marvin Silverstein, Von Schacht Draw in Wrestling Bout Ruffy Silverstein and Friedrich von Schacht wrestled to a sixty minute draw last night in White City. Bobby Bruns tossed Firpo Wilcox in 23 minutes and 48 seconds. Jack I Bad Boy Brown threw Joe Orawiec in 4 minutes 9 seconds. Milt Olson and Buck O'Neill grappled to a 30 minute draw. Jerry Meeker downed Roy Rickenbacher in 14 minutes seconds.

all National league teams operate on Joe Daniels defeated Chester Burnoski. 21- Colen, former Loyola university star, the low-ball theory, regardless of sit base, but the bulk of the scoring four decisions to the National leaguers. 3, 21-10. John Worokis defeated Jim Robinson, 21-20, 21-10. at the guards.

Other players likely uation or batter. came In the fourth inning when eight hits were bunched for seven to play include Sid Newman, Mickey Morris Nash defeated Bob McLaughlin. Huggins vs. McGraw. tonight's card to overhaul the Erie, leaders.

Yesterday's leading scores: SINGLES. H. Schoch, Indianapolis. 223 178 2686(53 L. LatiR-bein.

Indianaoolis. 182 232 255 Kris Sid Sherrawn, Toledo. 22S 20B 2U." H7 J. Barrow. Medina.

103 183 288 H64 M. Knczorowski.Tiiledo.264 217 18fi ti57 L. Kline. Jlattie 200 25G 109 1105 W. Mattila, Lansiim.

Mich 208 213 230 851 F. Walker. Eclievue. Kr.l( 255 204 0. Koniski, Eimira, JS.

1f.2l4 245 183 1)42 F. Caruso, Youngstown, 0 28 165 203 B34 H. Siewert. .203 201 226 J34 A. vecchiola, JS a pa 207 202 222 WtU C.

Hoey, Pittsburgh ..182 211 230 029 S. Atessner, Columbus, 232 232 628 A. Heieg. .211 242 170623 Cr. Bobmeyer.

St. 192 187 241 620 .1. Lanliam, Cincinnati. .203 244 172 BlU J. Murnane.

Omaha, ..187 199 231 17 G. H'lyes, Omaha, Neb. 202 200 215 17 Jfl. Waker. St.

Louis 202 230 183 lo 1. Cramer. St. Louis. 17S 233 202 614 JS.

SchiDieler, Pitts- bursh 192 200 221 HIS A. Porter, Pittsburph 197 213 204 B13 J. Hooper, Bast Pittsburph. Pa 183 211 219 H13 F. Schicber.

Bellevue. Ky.193 203 21fi 612 J. Seidenstieker, Columbus. O. 208 185 237 610 C.

Batttsti, Xounss- town. 16 22H 214 Finrns. Eimira IISO Itso 24H bO O. Korris. Columbus.

Ind. 163 210 234 607 E. Sicring-, St. L.ouls.,.23 181 191607 Wm. Vandercoy.

Ionia. Mich 220 174 213 60(5 D. Hunter. Indianapolis. .224 204 178 fiOtt B.

Kiff. Toledo 193 228 184 605 H. Lf.ne. Cuya Falls. N.

r. 21 158 231 605 R. Herbold, Cincinnati. 179 258 167 604 E. Durrer, St.

Louis 190 190 224 604 L. Matson, Chicaso ...224 195 183 602 J. NcwsoDi, St. 187 186 220 602 DOUBLES. A.

Lotz and L. Rose. Hamilton. 0 395 420 Jfletcher and H. and Al Rottner, and Harry Kaplan.

21-4, 21-6. runs. Frank Byron defeated Don Lyons, 21-17, "No American league manager The C. Y. O.

lineup is not set, and 21-8. Ji'ruey Ctr Mew York I. L.I.J 00 000 000 1 8 lN.r....Si!0 TM 01 14 17 would have permitted me to give will be chosen from the following: Agis Bray, William McKinnis, Paul With a healthy lead over the south side enemies, Manager Grimm feels he can take a chance in the sixth battle by starting Leroy Parmelee, the wild man. Parmelee will be succeeded by Bob Logan, the lefty who had little trouble with the Sox in the last four innings of the scries opener on March 18. Critz a low ball.

I would have thrown my best pitch to Critz's weakness, from Stcubenville, rolling on the late squad, took over second place in the five man event with a 3,040 total. The Stcubenville entry opened with a pair of 1,002 games, then wound up with 1,036. Takes Second In All-Events. Another major change in the stand Gabler, Joiner and Redmond Vandcnber. Lohrman and Maueuso.

TIRADES WIN, 8-7. Sacramento, March 28. UP) Joe Bresnahan defeated John Wadarzyk, Jl-3, 21-10. PHILLIPS WINS, 7-1. Phillips High school defeated Waller, 7 1.

in Tiraetice baseball earns in Buettner Eischen, Benny Burdick, Cyrcnis Singer, Tom Hayes, Ed Callahan, Ed and I'm willing to bet all the beer in Jake Ruppert's brewery that Karas, Stan Zadel, and Emanuel Gua- a triple with the bases loaded would gliardo. Park yesterday. Johnny Rizzo, Columbus rookie the Pirates hope will put punch into their attack, slammed out a triple, have been a long shot chance." ings was created yesterday afternoon Other Hoyt-isms: Squarely opposed by Sid Sherman of Toledo, O- who double, and single today as Pitts to the Huggins theory of free scor rolled into second place in the all burgh was beating Sacramento of the ing was the McGraw emphasis on the low production of runs and the Na Taciiic Coast league, 8 to 7. events with 1,929 by getting 657 in the singles. Al Lotz and Leo Rose, Cincinnati, were best in the doubles Mace Brown fanned six batters in tional league is still steeped in this the five innings he worked, but doctrin when McGraw retired yielded seven hits and three runs, The Senators rallied off Brandt in a 4 1 rr in 1932 he himself tacitly admitted that his application of those methods to a new generation of ball BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY class yesterday with 1,241.

Chicago teams will put on their first major attack in the tournament tonight when eighteen teams including two of the best in the city take the alleys. the ninth, scoring four runs. Bru baker hit a home run for the Pirates, i players was at fault He conceded Jw 111 I 1 I I is PUtubiinrh fN.l 210 008 0038 13 0 ft Jf "Li fc. si baseball was attracting more intelli Saerauiiiiito 110 00 1 7 12 4 Batteries Crown. Brandt, and Todd.

Bel gent, independent men. In Bowling fans have watched the bet short, the handling of high spirited TrfeTM ter teams from outside the Chicago r( men was McGraw's weakness and ies, iraias, vara, ana irarucs. INDIANS BENCH KRONER. New Orleans, March 28. UP)- I A Huggins' strength.

The Nation There's a fight on for second base district monopolize the schedule for the last two weeks. While teams from Minneapolis, Muskegon, Milwaukee, Gary, Rochester and other 3 al league does not get its share of the heavy hitters because it does not ii IS make a conscious effort to get them. towns also bowl tonight, the A. B. C.

position on the Cleveland Indian roster. Manager Oscar Vitt sent Tommy Irwin to the position after benching Johnny Kroner for making tournament committee is expecting WINS HANDBALL TITLE. a capacity crowd with the first ma two errors In a single exhibition Dr. T.awrence T. Faul iron the class A jor league Chicagoans on the card.

handball litle of the Madison A. C. by de Kawaka. Battle Creeli. Mich.

388 433 4181.239 C. Czameki-S. Sherman, Toledo 418 360 4461.224 J. Lanham and Buek- ley. Cincinnati 399 449 3721,220 J.

Klotz-H. Siewert, Toledo 403 384 422 1.20!) E. Crittenden and it. Shappee. Eimira.

N.T.414 423 3711.208 B. Cronin. Eimira N. 373 H. Seiffer and K.

Her- bold. Cincinnati 392 407 4001.199 It. Harwin. Scianton. 367 450 379 1.18S C.

Berjrfe.lt and E. Schniicler.Pittsburirh.365 383 4471.195 K. Youroft-J. Adams, Cleveland 373 410 4001.183 G. Dyhrbertr and A.

Ely Omaha. 398 383 4051.186 P. Moore, and P. Bigesi. Indianapolis.

.368 435 3831,186 E. Schmaltz and H. Vosb Hamilton. 382 4051.179 J. Vollmar and G.

Krnesrer, Chicago ...434 359 3811.171 Li. Drotos-J. Alagous. Toledo 366 393 4151.173 J. Cramer arid R.

Meinhardt St. 370 4001.171 E. DahlquiFt. and O. Persehon.

chicaso ...423 366 3821,171 feating: Mike Gentale, 13-21, 21-14. 21-12. Monarchs, Mineralitcs Bowl. Topping the program will be the game. 1 don't care about his errors," said Vitt, but nobody who even looks indifferent can play on my ball club." CARDS GET REST.

St. Petersburg, March 28. (IP) -v- i A. B. C.

Standings Monarchs, 1936 champions of the Classic league and one of the most consistent scoring lineups in A. B. C. EXCELLENTE SIZE FIVE MEN. The Cardinals enjoyed a day of rest competition.

The other quintet, Chuck Collier's Mineralitcs of the Randolph league, always has been a major JL Spey-Roya Scotch fnish A Ble4 1 SCOTCH VMSKIfs Isaac Baker Son, Erie, Pa 3,087 today as a reward for their victory over the New York Yankees in a six game exhibition series. The Cards threat in the national tournament Colonial Paper Steubenville, 0 3,040 Mystery Men, Ft. Louis 3.035 Calvert Wstillery, San Francisco Lang's Beer and Ale, Buffalo and includes five veteran campaign UMUKt-UNfc won four of the six games. The Red- ers. Unit Cast Corporation, Toledo 3,012 FIVE MEN.

The Monarchs, who have averaged ISAAC BAKEB SUM COLONTAT. -PA-piru a a a a a DOUBLES. Richard Krirne-Sam Vanini, .1,322 Stanley Rakel-Lonls Felix, 1,203 2,967 for the last three A. B. C.

tournaments present such bowling stars as Capt. Leo Faetz, Les Fuller, Dick EiilE. 3087J. Hitch 157 191 205 M'L'h'n 213 226 258 Johns'n 204 181 224 Ponv'n 192 3 90 1 84 Lytle 210 223 223 STEUBEN VLLLE. O.

3.0401. Moore 199 166 246 Werkin 171 199 200 B'hlow 109 200 204 Drastic 235 190 200 Kane 198 247 177 Merrit Wilson-Fred Tuff. St. Louig 1,292 Robert Wills-Charles O'Donneli. St.

Wmsberg, Herbie Lange and George SLQWLYSMILE Louis 1,282 Morrison. Lange, Faetz and Morri IT Frank Bures-Kiiss Fulton, South Omaha, 976 10171094 1002 1002 1036 son are former A. B. C. champions.

Neb 1.270 a Leon Case. Secretarr of The Mineralite squad includes Joe TImIai Co: tfic, cni B5.6 proof William Heins-Edward Maloney. New xuyj sou Haberle Congress. Syra JTork City ...1,270 SINGLES. birds go to Tarpon Springs tomorrow afternoon to play their Rochester farm club.

DODGERS WORK ON CI1ERVINKO. Clearwater, Fla, March 28. (JP) With Blimp Phelps out with a broken thumb the Dodgers are working daily to make Paul Chervinko the team's No. 1 catcher, Eurleigh Grimes, manager of the Brooklyns, is not worried about Cher-vinko's ability as a receiver. His plea has been for more basehits.

Chervinko doubled against Cincinnati and got another well hit drive yesterday. BROWNS KEPT IDEE. Sn Antonio, Tex March 28. IP) Rain prevented the St. Louis Browns, who have won eight straight practice games, from working out today.

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