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Newspaper Page TextHacggy v. J Slate Oib in" : San Franczrso' Swede Agrees t Run 1 For AAAFA8 Funtlj SAN ' FRANCISCO, July 12.-(JP)-G under Ilaesi the fleet Swede, arrived in San Francisco Monday and let , it be known, through an interpreter, that ; he would run the American mile race against Gil Dodds of Boston in Kezar stadium here Saturday. nil decision was announced after he Bad talked with Ernie Brandstea of Stanford anlver , aity, and the editors ef twe ' Swedish newspapers. . They explained that San Fran cisco fans had been led to expect a mile race, htat they did not 'care for other odd distances, that the crowd would be cut in half if he lined up a distance other than the mile. . Brands ten quoted Haegg as de claring finally: -Tell then I think it Is def initely .the wrong race far me te ma, .that I wwdl net change my mind far any ether reasea In the world, but that I will le so t because yea assare me it the, reads to be earaeeV f or the American Army Air Force Aid . society. - , "For that I wiU rma the mile " '' - His announcement enthused - track fans, since Dodds best dis tance is considered to be the mile. -. f " "" """ 1 , Puhleese, Mr. Pilcher, no more ball games like that of Sun day. Another session of the same ; and some unsuspecting gent will sue you for swindling him out of the four-bits he bounced expecting to see something i re- ; - gembling baseball . . . At least the thing was a good example of how far to pot sandlot ball has gone, these days ; . . The handicap tournament boys out ' Salem i Golf club way say ' the best, bets to cop the thing now that Walt Cline, jr4 has been upset and relegated to the also-rans are J Bud Thrush, the gent who polished off Cline, Pat Petroi or Bob Sederstrom. YouH recall Sederstrom as the Salem high links ace of two years ago . v . Speaking of Sa lem highsters, Travis Cross, the Viking t hoop center who, ac cording to words of wisdom from: bthi.Caches ? Frank: Brown and Lt. Harold Hauk, would be as rugged as they come in prep circles if he could add more poundage to his chassis, has taken on exactly 20 pounds this summer since turning Junior ranger in the Mfc. Hood National Forest. He says the work.! and the eats up . in the :; sticksrand - the seven-twenty per day would put pounds on anything . . . Headline: "Trojans Loom as Grid Might." LOOM as grid might? Ye Gods, . if they don't ' steamroll 1 anything they play what with all the big names and reputations boys they already have from the V-12 and marine programs the Trojan coach should be sent back to kinder garten ' to learn all over again. - Some : goes for Rest Welch .- at ' Washington . . . ..." WatermanSalkeld Versus Abrahams Joe Waterman, who with Tex 8alkeld brought the fight game - back to Portland with a eash register ringing bang. Jems part ner, Salkeld la caning s the ether day to volge pretests . against the claims of ' Match maker Jack Abrahams wherein the Salkeld-Watermaa orlgia ated National Baxter clab was n't paying the fighters nearly what they were worth In Fort land. J Both Waterman and Salkeld heatedly harmonized: "We gave Powder ; Proctor . one i thousand bucks for his last fight here and Leo Turner got $1500 for two fights for us. "Why, wt'rs even ' going ta giro Henry Armstrong S 1ZJ&99 for ate fight bore m Aagast 7! Where does that gay Abrahams get that staff?" -. V ' - i x That we know not, sirs. But we do know that Abrahams, who's matchmaking for ' the upcoming Thursday night fictic revival here, says he can prove that Indian Pat Blackcloud, who fights Turner in the main event Thursday, got ex actly $75 for -a aemi-windup waltz on one -of your cards which drew between a professed S7003.t:3S3 gate. TTbe wanU to say .; thins- ? llullen to Continue Playir.j Baseball Nice setup Duane llellem goes c:n. c:iAn . . . LA! I crrr::TZ'Z nntz:: . t:i i.:r.: Llirrty Upti-- por.' -. i " r'r'.: Co. C." c;sa : - ''- ? .' ' 19 m m t 1 p.rn i i r - i t.s.j r t.ti ( I.. .3 i t 0:; 1 Gunder in YJondcrhndAnd IIcv! Gander Baegg. Sweden's ranning champion, took eaengh time off from preparing to break the accepted world two-mile record Sat- arday to be shown aroaad the Greer Garsen. Gander eenldn't reading from a scrip when she paid Miss Garsen a choice compli ment. She bad apologized for keeping htm waltiag for her; adding " she had beard he was aneca better at ranalag than at standing stCL ;"Waea waits for -it's net waiting at aOL" - - 1 Titi..ji TRAVIS CROSS into at Eugene. He says the school has been voted $100,000 a year for five years for a building program and intends using the half-million to create a setup second to none in the state, athletically or other wise. "?. ; Keaaoa Ford Molten resigned at Eageae, making , possible the break for Mellem, Is that Mal lea intends taking over his ag ing folks' basin oss ap la Waah- . togtoa, and said -baaiaem eoaohlng won't mix. The Oreson Alleycatter and Yj ver Capilane second sacker in tends devotlag his sammers to playing ball, however, and from the looks of the way he's per forming for Seattle at present be sboaldat think of gtviag ap the' game! r Mullen leaves Mellem something to shoot at this year at Eugene for fair. During Ford's one-year ten ure he coached the Axemen cagers into the state tournament, the basebaners into the runnerup spot in the conference chase and was Frits Kramer's right hand man in turning-" out one of the school's best football teams last fall. . Incidentally, Mellem says Krs- mer Is new awaiting action ea av roeaost that ho be given a year's leave of aboeaeo at gene. i Chisox Defeat ? Camp Grant Nine CAMP GRANT, HI, July 12.-W)-Featuring Wally. Moses ho mer, i the Chicago- - White .: Son scored five runs in the' first flveH innings -off Bob Carpenter ? for mer New York Giant, to defeat Camp. Grant fl to 5 -Monday. . Koss, Wade 4) and CasUae; Carpenter and VraUIk. f r-T 1 Silver Creek Campers Enjoy Fishing, Feeds, Hiltes, Games In the fishing contest held at Camp: Silver Creek on Friday af ternoon, Johnnie Westphal took 1 first prise. He got the limit i r cau the shortest time .and also --.t the . largest fish, , a trout measuring 13 inches. Tommy Carry also' caught the limit and cane ia with the second largest fish, one measuring eiht inches. Triiay noon the boys enjoyed some delicious watermelon for dessert, made possible . by the rnerosity of Bishop's Clothing store in Eilem. A letter will go t3 th-J i-rm, signed by "all the Izys c:--!. In. t! 3 L 3 -hill tournair.rnt be-m-i . t vtits, the C':?erc:a MGM lot fax Hollywood by Actress have done better had he been aloe,' Gaader responded. ?Gulls Outlast Snellstrom 9 Adainnen Post 9-8 Win in 11 Innings r Snellstrom's Braves - of Eugene the Camp Adair Seagulls - and ' a sparse gathering of the faithful braved intermittent downpours, a comedy of assorted boots, bobbles and bonehead plays , Sunday :; In Geo. E. Waters park for 11 inn ings, and when it was finally over the ' 'Gulls limped away with an unearned 9-8 victory. It was a' wild and woolly a game as can be seen, but some hesiUted to call it baseball. Aided and abetted , by the ' Greene family ; St-y ear-old t -Pop" caUhlng. son C" pitch ing, son . TD" playing rigatfleld. and sea "E" playing ceaterfleld ; the ? Snelhdroms pushed the ' -ering soldiers all orer the spa cloas park in baHdmg. ap an ; S-4 lead going Into the last half of ; the ninth. Bat yeeng' and norvoas C" blow - apart at all sea am thea. allowed four base ; bils and fear more walks and get things all tied ap 1-1. Big Ernie Danner, Eugene' high sports star, came off first base to take over the pitching chores and had the misfortune of having one of those no-hit one-run innings hand him the loss in the 11th. Ev , Erickson was safe ea " a fielder's choice, stole seeoad and ; then dented the dish whea the ' Snellstrom shortpatcher , loosed a third-oat ball hi the general direction of range No. X of the i Salem Trapshooters' ? club; lay-eat.-;;I.-"j "i- VWx"-"' Danner poled himself an inside-the-park homer in the third when Manager - "Nig". ;N y e r s of the 'Gulls rigged when he should have zagged on Danners long loft to center. i ' ' , The ballgamers (?) themselves were having their troubles lots of 'em but oh my, the umpires! Braves 192 999 221 99 g 15 d SeagaUs 7 .999 991 124 91--9 11 S C. Green, Danner (t) ' and B. Greene: Gray, Kan eh (2) George. - y ' : " Schneiter First In Utah Open SALT LAKE CITY, July ' 12.-P)-Playing- almost flawless golf. Professional George Schneiter-of Salt Lake City Monday won- the Utah open . tournament' over ; Sid Hirmin, Walla - Walla, Waab-, -shooting a sizzling x eight-under-par 94. Carman .and Schneiter fin ished the 72-bele competition. ' Saaday - hs ' doad boat,' .' each with cards f UJ. Monday's playoff was over It holes at the' t23S yard .Coantry elsb eomrse. ' Schneiter 94 was only : one over- the- competitive ' course rec ord. Herman turned in a one-over-par 72. ; .' . r from Hemlock unit captured first place, the Bear Creek Growlers came second. Hillside was elimi nated in the first round by Bear Creek and Trickle Falls by Hem lock. ' " . Hikes took place Saturday. One group-of the larger -boys started at ten o'clock, going by; trail to Silver creek and hiking around the falls. The other group, includ ing the smaller boys, were taken by truck to the North Falls, Lik ing from there around the falls, and ' then returned to - camp by truth. Those boys who preferred to -7 carr.p put ia the.tL m-Ll'; thirds .in tha criTt she? i-l times. No J7ight2 J tat whore Is - tXatchmsker " Jsck Atrahams gettlag Lis fliht- -. ers when Joe Waterman and Tex Salkeld of the National Coxing clab of Portland, claim there are ae saeh animals la the nsrihwesi any more? Let Abra Lsms, who merges with the local American Legion pest to put ea here Thursday night the first pre fistic fiesta in many moons, . tell It In his ewa words: .. The fighters are In the north west . all right, have" ae ideas ' that they're not. The shipyards are f oil ef 'env good ones with Kamoiirez . ! 4 ....... . v Crowd Hoots At Verdict, : j Cheers Mex PORTLAND, Ore, July ,12 -tP) Rodolfo Ramirez, 145, Mexico City, and Jimmy Garrison, 147, Kansas City, battled to an unpopular draw Monday night in a 15-round boxing bout billed as a Pacific coast welterweight championship' contest.. : . -i ' r'U-;;-.r - The " crowd, cheered ' Ramires -loadiy when he left the ring, ' then remained In the seats for IS annates booing the decision. Ramirez gained all the closing rounds but the 15th, when Garri son, who was badly! marked up, rallied - slightly, The round was called ' even on the Associated Press score card, which gave six rounds to Ramirez, three to -Garrison and called six even . Throagh the seventh roaad ' Garrison held his ewa, bat Ram Ires caught him with' a hard right then that eat the inside ef Garrison's month badly. ." In the eighth the Mexican be gan - switching between left and righthanded stances, ' a maneuver that confused" Garrison and en abled Ramirez to land many solid lefts. In the tenth and twelfth Ham irez - had . Garrison 1 close to a knockout 'but couldn't get in the finishing blow. There were no knockdowns. 'F Jo?t Kahut,. 165, Woodbara won . ten-round decision - ever , yoang Otto. 172, PortlaadV tn a semi-final beat billed for the Oregon light-heavyweight cham pionship. Kahat - pressed the Portland negro tbreagboat and his tireless offensive wore Otto down. I The Woodburn- slagger ' . wen five ef the last six rounds. There were ae knockdowns. Other results: Mel Roberts, 140, Portland, drew with Mickey i Pease, 145, Portland; Jack Biddle, Seattle, 161,. decisioned Zeb Smith, 168, Portland. . : - , 1 -The beat, the first outdoor fight ef the season, attracted f let and - grossed f 12.492, the - second largest gate since - the boxing revival started here last Warriors Beat Wolves Sunday Anriy Camp "Title 9 Tussles End! Even CAMP ADAIR (Special) The battle, for , the "northwest: army camp baseball championship be tween Camp Adair's Timber Wolves and Fort Lewis Warriors ended in a dead heat at Albany Sunday when y the! W a r r i o r s downed the- Wolves g-. The- vic tory tied the- two game series since the Timber Wolves, whipped Fort Lewis at Portland Saturday Throe tasanag fans wore eat to see the two service nines la; action, and. , action the y gat throughout the tilt la the way of f oar heme raas b the1 crack- : erbox-Ubo park two -for each tea 14 hits by the T I m b e r '.. Wolves and nine by the War-: .riers. " Catcher Joe- Kubicek and Man ager Morrie Arnovich were the Warriors walloping, the- round trippers while -Gene Connor and Beau Bell clouted , four-masters for -the Wolves..-;. ;fi:S - , -''::: : Ketch . and : Arnovich pn t Aheir wallops, together In the first Inning with a man en each time to greet Caswell Spraker, starting pitcher for the Wolves, ' with a 4- defldL v . .j-y - y ? ; The Warriors scored three more in the fifth, bringing in Sig Lang sam, before the Wolves finally got to Nick Sukas for four tallies in the sixth, Connor's homer driv ing in three of the f o u r. Bell smashed his homer in the ninth inning.'-'"! . ; " Fort Lewis Zi tZ 1S3 2 9 1 ' C Adair C:3 est C31 6 14 1 Cskas, Vrilil'j (5) al Kchl cek; Spraker, Laczn and Elo. . good repatatlons, toe. -The Na tlonal boxlry clab wants em to fixht fcr reisU that's wLy ; . Joe Waterman says there aren't aay fighters lies can't get 'em for what little he wants to pay em.: - :; " - '-,-'-, These beys are all Itchlrg for flghtsj so I helped get cp the Yanpart City Athletle clab, a . place where they can keep in shape untH we can start getting them fights ia ether towaa be sides Portland. "Waterman has the fight game all sewed cp in Portland new. a iri d ; Garrison Brav No Ball No Johnny Liadell (sliding). Yankee against the White Sex as Jim outfield when it bounced over Charley, Berry watches the play.. Handicap Tourney Field Turns Into Quarterfinal Stretch The Salem Gold club's handicap tournament enters round three this week with eight contenders still undefeated and eligible tot Walt Cline,' jr.'s, title. All second round matches excepting one in"the first flight were completed by deadline time Sunday night, No Wrestling Card Tonight The v weekly wrestling card . slated for tonight at the armory will not be held.- Matchmaker Don Owen, In making the an nouncement said that he did aet wish to promote a card while a eircas was playing in town. He added that aa action packed card weald be lined up for next Tuesday . night, July ti, hew- Ortiz Wins by TK0, Seventh SKATTIJE, Jalyr 12-P)-NBA Bantam Weight Ortts reopened the fight game ia Seattle Moa day night With aa Impressive defense ef his erown, seering a. sevea loaud teehalcal kaoekont ever Joe Kobleto of Pass d eae. Calif, ia the schedoled lS-round UUe boat. , ' Ortii weighed 117 H and Kob leto 117. j - - . - - How They. S1TAKFD oooo COAST XJCAGCX W L. Pet. ' W- L Pet. Loo Ang S3 24 .T?4 Seattle - .40 4 .43 San Tn SI 3S JS3 Hollywd 40 4S S roruand 44 42 l2,OaUand Jl so AZ9 San Dicg 43 45 ,A8iScramt SS 57 J3? (No games Monday teams traveling) Sunday remits: v--" . At Sacramento ft-S, Portland 4-1.' At Los Angeles 7-1. Oakland 4-X. , At San rrancisco 14-5. HoUywood S-t. At Saa Diejfo 3-1. Seattle 3-4. , NATIONAL UCAGLS f ' W L Pet. W L Pet. St. Louis 43 34 Philadel 4 43 .4 7 Brooklyn 47 34 J0 Boston St 49 .44 Pittsburg 3S 3$ J21 Chjca-o 43 .4 4 Cinctana 3S 37 Jil3 New Irk iJ 44 JSi (No games Monday) Sunday results: At Boston 0-. St. Louis 3-S. At Brooklyn 1-5, Pntsur'n 3-4. At Oiico 3-4, New Yor 4-3. At Phi!'ielrhia 4-S, Cinciunatt 7-1 1. AMES.ICAM UAGl'g f L Prt. T7 L F't. New Yrk 1 51 L-..' ri C7 Detroit X i ii J. Civ 1 .:.- Wasiunet 4) 37 i i ; : i . 5 Chieo jj ;i .4 1 it 44 a.j . (N rime 'o..y) . Sun' y reiv : . - At ..- o-, T f V- 9S. ' At ls-tr. ; 3-9, 1 ;a 4-0.: At - i l. 1 i-4. At t. Lou.s L..o4 t--. 3lG -1 w ., eaase he -won't fliht for the se we're gclag te- try and ope a ; cp ether rlaces like Salem, Ts . kiss and Vancouver, Waslu, and : r any other towns where we think : fight fans weald like te see some good fight cards.".":;- '; - -Take' Leer Tunier,"fr r la- stance, who fights the Thursday night mala event here against ' Indian Pst Clack Clocd. Lee's 1 , la top shape m vouch for that , ' myself. He's been training rega- larly and falthfany. waltiag for ' another fight on eae of .Water- - ' man's cards. Eight months now . 1 he's waited and stiU no fight be- Tag No Out ''left fielder, pulls Into third safely Graat misses the thrown from the his bead. Note ball in air. Umpc which keeps the meet right up to snuff and on schedule. ' Ia seeoad roemf ehampioa eblp i flight firing Eageae Klts mOlor defeated Bad Waterman 2 and 2, Don lTendrle d. John lieltsel -1 1 ap, t Dave Eyre d. Jack Nash 2 and 2, O. E. Me Crary d.' B. Thompson 4 and 2, - Bob Sederstrom d. John Emlea 2 and 2. Pat Petrol d. J. W. MeCaUister 2 and 1; Lawrence Alley d. A. K. Banter 2 and 2 - aad Bad Thrash provided the majar npset ef the meet by sab- ' daeing Champion CI the lap. . Pairings' tar the r! third round qua terfinals, slated to end. next Sunday night: Thrush vs. Alley; Petroi vs. Sederstrom; Hendrie vs. KItzmiller andfJ!rre v. McCrary. The Gloa Leagren vs. Don Toaag ' seeoad i roaad session will be played : off ' today. The wtaer will be paired for- first flight tfclrd roaad Jeastlag with MCUrd Peaar. Other first flight pairings; Steve Kraas vs. Ted Chambers, George Bealee vs. O. ' EL Thompooa and Carrey Wahl grea vs.- Carl Araaprlest, .- The tourtwunent committee- an nounced yesterday that plans were' already tinder way; for a field ' day,' said 'day to consist of contests in driving, putting, ap proaching, -ete, a twe -ball four some session for both the men and women aad a picnic lunch in the grove adjoining the No. t green. The -coBimltiee also - veatares U say tSat If the woeaea be eome eathastastie ibnl Uii . proposed field day pienlo as they already are abeat the two ball fearsome the entire affair sheali be a tremeadoas saeeess. I 1 WX4m..OCZS Wit j w t .! I i r 1 -J id i. dACh Wxiertnaa wants to gay." , "Turner wm - tEppssed -to to xzntzr coctrs.lt ta the Natl anal . clzh, l-t whta it get Lh3 jso flxht for forr months the con tract "became automatically tro ken. Now he's s!rnc J with us "as J we intesi gelihax Lli Used up with glenty of boys Lis speed. 'lie Reserves It. ' -The ether day Salkeld threatened te tear me apart far getting Turner this fifht la Ea lem. Imagine that! Jnst becaase a gay has 4 lot sf fUht-hangry gays come to him for help, in cluding Turner, and I try to da Foir,AM;-ttar. Tn!l- Nationals Confident of Victory f ; On Eve of 11th "Dream" Classic - v- f ' - . ' 4 : ' ' ; v ... . . ; . . .. . A J Probable lineops far the all-star game shewing ap te date fcatJIng and pitching records: : s , Player aad Clab NATIONAL) LEAGUE Pes. Hack. : Cabs Cerman, Dodgers IXosial, Cards Nlcholsoa, Cabs . Fletcher, . Plratos , W. Cooper. Cards CJ Walker. Cards' Marlon. Cards " ..If Jbi SL Cooper, Cards, p thro right. " AMERICAN LEAGUE Case. Senators Celtner. Indians . Wakefield, Tigers Stephens, Brawns Siebert, Athletics 2bt -If Laabs, Bro Early; Senators Gordon, Yankees Yankees, t throws right, ; ;; lb eras ...et '.:;. 2b y National leagae, total home raas 22, total raas batted ia 281; American leagae total heme raas 27, total raas batted la 259. s YA::-::-s';z; By JUDSON B ALLEY " ' r,' ' PHILADI1PHIA, July 12-4P-The national league was con fident and the American league apparently bewildered as the headliners from the two circuits gathered for Tuesday night's Timber! Wolves Win, Enter Semipro Finals r. PORTLAND, Julf 12-(Special) The Camp Adair Timber Wolves won their way to the state semi pro tournament finals here Mon day night with ' 10-1 walloping of the 29th Army Engineers, The WolveS will meet the Portland Firemen for the title next Friday .Jhn Baraes twirled off octlre ly for the Wolves and allowed only t h r e e hits, twe of the seratchy variety. - His mates : meanwhile teed - off oa Dick Ward, ex-eoast . aad major ' loagae nailer, driving him from . the box la the thbd mnmg. Paul Armstrong, Dean Frye and Gene ComMX were- the guns with the biggest boom for the Wolves, Armstrong rapping : three- blows while Frye and Connor collected a pair apiece. " . ::'.'y- Tiaiaxa woLvas (it) as a o a s Oregory. as .-, v ; 4 I 41 Fry. 2b 3 3 t 1 3 Bell, lb ., 1 1 ' 0 Arasstronc. ct , , S t 3 11 Connor. U ; i l l I I I Rica..rf . .4 11 t :e Ledbettar. 3b- , , ..4 9 .1 - 4 I S Stpa. e -- , ,i s e t , T s BariMS. p 3 t I t ToUls T. 37 10 11 1710 1 ENGINEERS (1 RawL U-c . e-t si l 4 0 0 10 0 0 4 0 3 0 3 0 J 1 0 110 a e i t : l ooo r 1 3 i 0 14 0 1 3 0 . 0 0 : 3 0 s o o e e. o 0'0 0 10:0 0 1 0 0 0 0 ;0 3 13 X7 11 4 Davkus.e Baaman. cf-p Piouf, as . Laptich. 2b Camache. If-rf Pjura. rt-U . , Larabaa. 3b Ward, p Fchmauder, rf Burns. 3b Totals Timber Wolves - Hits ; Biiylueera .203 000 20310 .103 010 31311 010 000 000 1 .000 110 001 3 Hits Losing pitcher. Ward. Innings pitch es by ward a puis, runs. oia, 4 earned runs. Runs batted in. Arm strong 3, Bell 3.' Latfocttar 2. Connor. Rich.. Two-basa hits. Rich. Aims It wig. Dseson. Thraa-basa hits. rryaT Connor. Lad better. SacrWCe. Sipa. Barries. Stolen basaa. Gregory,9 Frya, Plauf. Doubla pUys. rrye to Ball 3. season to Camache to Baukus. Bases on balls atf Bavnaa-S. Ward 3. Beason 3. Struck out by Barnaa 0. Ward 1. Bseaan ' S. WUd pitches. Barnes, Bssaon. Umpirsa, Bagela end x Handy. . 3 Jalit3 LaMotta PITTSBURGH, July ; 12.--Fritzie Z 1 v I c, Pittsburgh's- old ring master, Monday night tried his weary less for 15 rounds, felt them fail In the closing stanzas, but held on to a win a-spllt deci sion over joi tin Jake' LaMotta of New t York . Ziric weighed 151. LaMotta 157 . ! ' " ' Cp ADV C iii f i Outbop U' 1 n ) I I L w' , mt m w mJ " something. far 'en, I gtt tl rtit- .";ened: wl'Ji . gt'.:is ray IZzzU ' LsecheJ cff. rh:r-y! I.'xIIj.-.iI clz-o or rot. Til gtt f.'ih'.j frr these ' boys any tis . or asy place X can. They're all srx:. to fijht and Tn szxijrj t tes 'era fljtt; - . " "And Cant be sclliag t! !s Icy Black Claud short sxsir.:t Tirr-; aer Ttsrsiay, eithsr. Watertaaa thoczht well encujh f Clack Cloud to give Lha a seKiA-lndup spot a while back, then proceed ed to pay L!i (73 tzr Ih Co with that kisd'of fxyc'f you see how come I can get the fiihtcrs. i Bate left Tight left left left right left right Pet. .222 .222 .231 .24 ZS7 JESi ES2 JtSt EC1 21 52 21 - 2 1 S . u i ' 53 21 : xa 2 1 I 2J 12 21 22 32. S2 44 49 27 25 11. loot B. eomplete ga right right left right left right left JEST mlTt Jit Jt2 jzrt 242 Jt3t JL 12 11 right won g. lost 2. eomplete games It 11th- annual - all-star classic at Shibe park. ' Joe McCarthy, manager of the Yankees aad pilot of the Ameri eaa leaguers In the dream game, ' hemmed 1 and hawed about a 1 storting i lineup . aad admitted ' frankly that he was la doobt Bot-enly abeat his battery bat aboat seme of the other posi-f tioas.': ! v fn rVmtrn 1 Iffanaatn. T3 'l 1 s Southworfh of the world champion St Louis Cardinals, who will di rect the national league represen tatives, was specific about his bat ting order and declared' it was a team he thought good enough to win. '' H-i ' Ruth's 'Stars' Nudge Braves Aging Bam' Takes Ilia Cuts Again . BOSTON, July 12-CffVThe fat S M a. ' -a a a m . . in t a . ana lorty-eignasn out snu iao ulous Babe Ruth, aided by such recent American league heroes as Tod Williams and Dom DlMaggio, Monday masterminded a service all-star team to a 2-8 victory over the Boston Braves at Fenway park. . Daring the late stages, of the guic, which-served as the piece ' do resistance ef Mayor Manrfee J. Tobln's . annaal charity field day program, Kath heeded the and, wearing his famoas No. 2 New York Yankees nniform. ob- - mmm m y mmmm u.... . u. mwm, lasty swings at Dare Odom's offerings '.and managed fly eat to right Held on tU third try. ' ;:- " ' ; Before the game Ruth, who had not handled a bat 'since last sum mer, attempted to put on a long range batting duel with Villiams, who wore his recently discarded Red Sox-spangles. With Red Bar ret, , the Braves bullpen pitcher, throwing, Williams managed to belt three balls into the risht field stands. Ruth, hampered by his old knee injury, was unable to drive off the playing field. Enth's: M94 1S9 4C-9 11 1 Casta 122 CZ9 2:32 IS HwasaiewsLL Canaan, tlar br and Ceraa. Yaakowskii Martla. Odam aad MaL V7oodLnra Legion Nine YTiiig 17-2 G RE S II AM, July : Gresam fell before Woodburn, 17-2, Sunday In the first of three games to determine the regional entrant to the state American Le gion baseball tournament 1 , y ( . 4 EI r . CI7C M- T O - C ATy IV- 1 1 fl i .