PAGE TWO
THE KLAMATH NTWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
'Anjrwrt 2. 1933
Title Slips
From
Pelicans
Klamath Tin Ha
Bat Small Chance) la
Win. Three-way Tia
Posaible Nasi Sun
day. Edward' Man
Play Madford. Coun
ty Sariaa Planned.
rlece ltd ward" emhltlone
laeeoekl team, the K:imilk
ellcane. have tat a forlorn.
uMt chance Ia win the titla
of th ftouthern Oregon league.
M lh riaht Mam son id win
nmt fleariay, th eloetng day
of Uia ten-weak r.hdule. then
thaee Pelican ennld eo,ueeve
Into a three-way si lor th
enamptonehlp.
Bat raw. by an tao fattstlcs
of a aaao of victory and few
defeats. CoqaiU. aa outfit
dominating lha to poeltloa
alftee tha tUrt, will be rows
d th flm hmpton of a lea
faa that as managed la aa
fairly wall la ha opening year.
Teem In tha leagu efood
a followa tata week after laat
Sunday a (ana;
W. U Pet.
Coaalll -J .H
Klamath .7
Koebnrg .'
Bedford .444
jkahland 1 .!
Kaila point 1 T -2
That week's schedul kaa
heea baaatifally arranged far
ana at tboaa traditional eee-eon-ead
apaettinga. Klamath
alla. gotng etrong despite taa
laaa to tba lesdere at Coquille,
will meet Madford la tha val
lay. Madford woa her a few
week ao kat tha Tlctory waa
a llttla unexpected. Lefty
Molatera.. Bdwsrda' wis young
oothpew, will ba back la tha
fama attar losing a waak with
a aora arm.
Tha leaders aov aralnit
tha rising Roeeburg Tataraaa
at ftosaburg. Tha Vata,
trogthnlng their lineup all
through tba season, will ba
la toe form aad raady ta loppla
pooum.
A Wtory for Klamath orar
Madford aad anothar for Rose
as rg orar Coqulll weald bring
tba tla aad require a play-off
lor tha championship.
Kagl Point and Ashland, the
two tallendara, play at Ash
laod to the third fame,
aaa
Tha league managed fairly
l tor a flrat yaar. Expense
Ware kapt down and, although
aataa ware small, no team will
torn through to the and with
nee tnea a law dollara k the
1s" rig taantiy. thl soetn
an Oreatoa, aad the expense of
arnvearag waa heavy. Coqallle,
stoat dwtant Ma, will have
loaraayad 171 mile at (he and
at tea schedule, Klamath 3,
Jtoseosrg to J, Kagle Point
41, Ashland lit and Mad
load lea,
a a
tore a a aolsma today a
tVavosi ta baseball, K might
a wn ta aiantloa tha nroa
pewsrve series between the
Pelican, tha Klamath All
lara and the Shaw-Bertram
area, Almoat all the baaeball
tales ha the county haa bean
Included ie lhaae three taa an,
aid the rivalry haa bean de
veloped through a long eeaeoa.
The raeorda far the aeaaoa
nave flvea the Pelicans an
edg, with the Stara aecond
aad ihaw-Bertraa listed third
aa the darkkors.
Aa noon aa Hdwarde' team
eompletea i'n raajalar ahadnle
against Madford Handay, aorna
effort will be made to bring
the three baseball enemlet to
gether. Bravt Pur chat e
y r . a
binci ritcner
BOSTOM, Aag. 1, UP Tne
Boa ton Braves today announced
the parchat of pltrhar Bob
Smith from the Cincinnati Rada.
Praaldant Kmlt Pnchs of tha Boa
ton elnb ld tha ptmhaiie prlea
waa "coniiidr(bly orar tha walr
ar prlta."
Boston Fighter
Defeats Ramage
RKVEItE. Man., Aug. 1, OIK)
Tony ghacco of Boaton out
pointed Le Kamage of ban Die
go, Calif , la thair tan round feat
are bout at the Ravers erele
track bar laat night.
Bhaeco walghad 171. Ramage
waigned 17.
Skarda Defeats
Myron Cox Monday
PAgADriVA, Calif., Aug. 1.
flJfO Rudy ftkarda, 211, won
two out of thre falli and tha de
elNlon orar Myron Cos, 210, In
the faetnre bout of a mat card
here laat night.
STANDINGS
By The A opiated preae
AMtJUCA.M I.KIKI K
W. h. Pet.
Washington II i Mh
New York .. 0 1 .e 2 r,
Philadelphia 47 41 .4A4
Claveland 40 CI .4HI
Detroit 47 51 .4K0
Chicago - 1 1 .41 II .414
Boston 44 II .4'.
It. Louis ....81 II M
RATIONAL I-rMOt'E
W,
L.
Pet.
.100
.Kg
,fn
,4Sll
.4.11
.411
.410
New York
Pittsburgh
lit. Loo Is
Chicago
67
l
.B1
..01
17
Ronton
..41
Philadelphia ,
Brooklyn
Cincinnati ...
41
39
41
(No
oar).
Ooaat leegna game Mon-
Chains on automobile tires
should he allowed to creep,
father than ke fitted too tight.
BOXING
E
State Group Announces
Regulations for
1933 Season
laaaos aad bag Halt rrula-
tlona aatabltahad for the 1JI
hunting aeaaoa hare provided
new open araaa aad additional
heating time la aavarai counties
of tha atata according to atata
mant made Tuaaday by the Ore
gon State Game Commiaaloa.
Thfe la particularly trne of up
land game blrda. and with the
hort open aeaaoa en alk la four
northaaatara Oregon coanttea.
uportamaa of Oragoa look for
ward to a good hunting season.
Conditions ta tha field are re-
portd ncallnt on both blrda
and mammals with the exception
of white-tail deer aad aaga nana,
both ot which apeclca era Inair.g
ground and on both of which
cloaed eaaons bars been ordered
thla year.
Rcqecet Graatcd
Requaata ot anortamea oa the
wat alnpe of the Ca.cade that
the quail and grosae season be
concurrent with the China
pheasant aeaaoa hare been
granted.
Regulation! governing tha aea
aoa oa migratory watarfowl will
be made publie as aoon as In
formation Is received from tha
federal advisory board.
A complete printed synopsis
which will supercede all other
ordera will he la the hands of all
eoanty clerks and llcenae aganu
by Auguat 14 whan regulation!
become effective.
following Is a brief resume at
the opea aeaaoni, terrltorlee and
beg limits aa regulated by the
Oregoa State Game Commiaaloa:
Elk
Opea feaeon October 11 to
October 15. both dates Incluilve.
Open Territory All ot Baker
county; Wallowa county north of
the base line and vtt of tha
Imnana river; all ot Union and
Umatilla eountlea except approxi
mately 20.40 acraa la the Conk-
lla Bprlnga area.
Bag Limn una Mk baring i
two
more aowia oa aiiacr
horn.
License Pee Realdant elk tag
I I.I In addltloa to reeldenl
hunting llcenae; .Non-resident elk
tag H0O0 la addltloa ta non
resident banting license.
De-r
Open Season September I to
October 2a, both dates Incluaive,
for back deer with forked horns.
Tha taxing of white-tail deer li
declared unlawful.
Bag Limit 1 Columbia black
tall deer or 1 mule deer, with
the requirement that both deer
taga must be affixed to the mule
dear.
Sage fleas
Due to the aerloua depletion
of aage bene In eastern Oreeon.
the eeaftoa en tbene upland game
blrda has been tlosad for en
year.
China I'heaaanta
Open Beaton October II to
October 11, both datea incluilve,
in Clstaop, Columbia, Waahing
ton, Yamhill, Polk, Benton, Lena,
Llr.n, Lionglae, Coos, Joiephlna,
Jsckfton, Marlon, Clackamas, Mult
nomah, Hood Klver, Wseco, Sher
man, Gilliam, Morrow, Umatilla,
Wallowa, Union, Baker, (J rant.
Crook and Deschutes eountlea.
October 11 to November II.
both dates Incluilve, la Malheur
county.
October 1 ta October II. both
dates Inclusive, la Klamath coun
ty.
October II and October II
only betwe-o one-halt hour be
fore sunrise and the hour ot sua
et In ilarnev county with a baa
limit of three mala pbeaaanta on
each of the two banting days.
Bag Limit Unleai otherwiie
pacmcally provided for, the bag
limit on China pbeaeanta shall i
be 4 of ioc a blrdi in any one day '
or I In any 1 conaacutive dayi, !
provided that It la unlawful to
take mora than on female China'
Pheaaint ia any 7 consecutive
days,
Hungarlaa Partridge
Open l-'inon October II to
uciooar II, both datea Inclunlve,
in YVaaco, hherman, Morrow, Um
atilla, Wallowa. Baker and Mai-
neur eountlea. I
Bag Limit 4 inch birds In !
any one day and not to exceed;
I to any 7 comecutlv daya. j
On all
Opeo Seaaon lor Mountain
or plumed and California or val-)
October 31, both dates Inclunlve.
In Yamhill, Marlon, Wasco. Sher-1
man. (iiiliam. Morrow, Umatilla,'
beachiites. Crook, Lake, Klam-j
m, jataaon, joaepnine, curry
'Joo and Douglas eountlea.
for Hob-white quail from ,
November 1 to November II,'
both date Inclusive, In Malheur;
county.
Bag Limit 10 such birds In
any comecutlve daya.
Urrrnae, A'atlve I'lica-ant
Open Haon-For aooty or
blue grouie and ruffed grouae or
native phsanant from October It
to October 31,vboth datea In
cluilve, In Clatsop, Columbia,
Tillamook, Waihlngton, . Multno
mah, Claikamai, Yamhill, Lincoln,
Polk, Marlon, Linn, Benton,
l-ane. Douglai, Coos, Curry,
Joiephlne and Jackion counties;
and from Heptember 10 to Octo
ber 16, both datea Incluilve, In
Waico, Hherman, Gilliam, Mor
row, Umatilla, Wallowa, Union
Raker, Wheeler, Jeffonon, Dea
chntea, Crook, Klamath, Harney
and Malheur eountlas,
for sooty or blue grout only
DREOON GAa1
CHANGES IDE
1 Sporting
BASEBALL
Mr. Karasick
1 j,i.-:J . . '
(f
Al Karaalrk, the aggreailve Ruaalaa Lloa from Portland, has cul
tivated a nylng attack, above, for the benefit of Bob Kruse.
Ksraalck and Knit, two of tha toughest wrestlers to appear here,
bare bean matched la a grudge bout al the Legion hall Friday
night. Lea Wolfs and Huaky Ktbbena. two new heavywelgbta, will
claih la the preliminary.
NEW BOXING GIANT
CANT FIND RIVALS
By JACK 11 HUT
5EW YORK, Aug. 1. V.fi Af
ter five yeara of training, Ray
mond Rosarlo Impelleitlere.
America'! rebuilt giant, has an
II Inch neck hut no ring oppon-
enta.
Coneeouentty. Harry Lenny. I
the gymnaalum sculptor who put I
tha neck oa tha Colloaua of Cold
Mprlnga. Is much aggrieved and
threatened today to take hla maa-
terntece
to Europe nnleaa some
boxer
la tha United H'atea la
brave enough to aim for a match
within the next 10 daya.
Lenny mournfully unfolded hla
tory during a chat at hla hotel.
"Back In 1121 when Ray came
out of Peekikill high school
webbing 121 poandi. but with a
11 inch neck, they were all will
ing to fight him," he said. "But
now try and get a match. They're
all afraid of him becanae he'i got
a neck like a bull. They thought
his neck wai too imall for kli
huge body and that they could
knock him out easily. Maybe they
could. I didn't let them try."
Hla; aa Primo
Lenny, the man who schooled
a thousand boxers and who devel
oped the champions, Johnny Wll
ion and Jack Delanev, ha staked
everything on the 21 year old son
of a w est Point barber, who now
packs 1(0 pounds of brawn upon
his perfectly proportioned I foot
7s Inch frame. Ho has given up
his other fighters and Is concen
trating on guiding Imellettler to
the heavyweight title.
Just before the (at Commla-
from September 1 to October
2S, both date Inclusive, la
Grant county.
Bag Limit 4 inch birds In
any one day and I la any 7
consecutive daya.
James Flgg, an Englishman.
Is known s the father of pro
fessions! prire fighting.
I I -aaaaaB, iu I I St 'S "'. ' ' .U. e ' ..."a 1 a. -- - " sm 1
IfKCseni vex It,-:, -y TJIf.Tj si :;: 'r crStif 1 trer nivi-w w ,
I "ii li i Mi I ' i' i' " " ' . '. r s
U w A ftK
TENNIS
Up In the Air
eloner Muldoon'i death. It Beamed
that Ray might advance to the
title In abort order. becaue the
"Iron Duke" believed that Impel,
lettfere waa the one American
who eonld halt Primo Camera's
march toward tha title. Muldoon
ordered thi
t Camera meet i -en-Rut
now Muldoon la
nT giant.
;"'! ni Camera will have no
P" impeiietuere. nor win an;
OI lnB oiner onutanning neaviea.
"Ray la Just aa heavy aa Car
nara, and he's Just about an Inch
and a half taller," Lenny contin
ued. "But that ! not the reason
the champion and the others are
avoiding him. The open secret is
this Ray la not a freak In spite
of his lire. He's as fait as a cat.
and carrlea a knockout punch ir
either hand. Moreover, he's the
clevereit boxer I've ever aeen In
the ring, and 1 ve seen most of
them."
Lenny said be brought the big
boy along slowly; made him re
duce from 33s pounds to 231
during the first year of training;
made hfm specialise in neck ex
ercise and had him train with
wrestler, to develop a neck that
could abeorb punch shocks. He
allowed him only 12 professional
firhts during the five years, and
Kay won them all by knockouts.
Ills beat known victim was Jotte
Santa, the Portuguese giant.
"Now, he's In perfect shape."
Lenny concluded. "Camera Is
mad to order for him. There's
I not a man In th world who can
beat him. But try and get a
'fight."
Los Angeles Boxer
Beats Young Wright
TX38 AKQET.ES, Aug. 1, U.R
Carlo Chlpres. 131, Los Angeles,
won a six round decision over
Young Chalky Wright, San Ber
nardino, In th mala event
Vfco arena lest nlrht.
at
COLF
PORTLAND
IN
LEAD5G0LFERS
City Champion Gets 63
As National Meet
Opens
PORTt.ASD.
Talbot (Tat
Aug. 1,
Borer.
trp
Portland I
cltv champtnn
aad emt-flnailat '
la th.
tloaal tournament si ,
liutaviil. Ky.. laat year, shot a;
on. t ant 14 fanr under par i
aa lead early flnlnaers to the;
S4l. tying round of the national
public link g.)lt tournament to-.
dv.
Rover's card bettered ay lour
stroke the pravloua low score of !
71 lamed la ky Bo Horer or
Parkroae. Ore. With approxi
mately two-thirda of the tteid
In, Bover'i card waa considered
virtually certain to wia him
medalist hnaoru.
Bad Takes Third
Hofera par 71 aent young
Rud Ward. Olyrapia. Wah.. aad
Joe Corta. St. Paul veteran. Into
a tie for third place. Each had
a 71.
Trailing the lealer was Rob
ert Lee Millar, Jacksonville.
Pla.. defeating champion, who
carded a 74. Miller came back
strong with a U. three under
par, oa the aecond nine, after
near diatroua 41 oa the morn
ing round.
Tied with Miller. Jacksonville.
Fla.. links veteran, waa Jo
tireen. Philadelphia punnc nnss
champion, and Matt i'alaclo, of
San Francisco.
The aecond II hole of th
qualifying round will be played
tomorrow, and th i ow acor-
ara will enter th championinip
round.
St, Paul, with Corla'B 71 and
Bert Bergman's 77, took an
early lead for th Harding four
man team trophy, woa la 1111
by Louisville. Ky.
Th Ion, difficult Eaatmore-
land links aent many goiters
cores rocketing Into tha IDs. I
Leaders early today Included:
Johnny Banks. Chicago, 71:
John Dolan. Philadelphia, 71;
Albert "Scottv" Campbell. Se
attle, 75; Peter Miller, Chlcaso,
75; Lyle Decker. Kan Joee. Cel..
7; David Mitchell, inuianapons,
74: Lou la Cyr, Vancouver,
Ws.b . 77: Bert Bergman, 81.
Paul, 77; Rue Mead, Portland.
T; Jimmy Deebl. Mlnneapolla,
7; Irvln Gottwlg. Aberdeen.
Wah., 71; Warren Rlepen. St.
Joseph. Mo., 78; Gua Fett. Chi
cago, 71; Ray Hardin, Long
Beach, Cel., 71.
Baseball
NATIONAL I.EAt.l'E
It. II. E.
Boston 1 7
New York 17 1
Retta and Hogan; Hubbell,
Luuu and Richards, Mancuso.
R. H. E.
St. Louis 111
Pittsburgh 1 15 1
Walker, Vance, Johnson and
Wilson; Swetonlc, Hoyt and
Grace,
R. II. E.
Cincinnati 16 0
Chicago 111
Frey, Benton. Stout and Hems
ley, Manlon; Malon and Camp
bell. AMERICAN LEAGUE
It. II.
Cleveland 1 8
St. Louis I I
Pearson
and Pytlak;
Shea.
Gray,
Hadley and
Th Battla of Gettysburg was
a..rint In thnt nutthor armv
expected to fight there and
'neither hsd any ri!r to do so.
Vjuo wta BAT
CUT .THIS' BIG
BOGEYMAN
News
RACING
Polo for President's Son
mil -If rmf a
A praadag polo pony, a whippy mallet and th thrill f pasting
that Utile whit ball tar a goal la the aport far Jobs Rooeevsit. soa '
of President Rooeavelt. Young Job la show a above with hla kaaa
eo tha polo ranch of Lyle Phillips, foraar sole alar, at Whltsoeid.
N. H-. where h la learning i'M ganw. '
Max Rosenbloom
Loses to Negro
At San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1. (U.O
Flooring him three times in j
tua nroi inree rounas. ana other
wise giving him a sound beating.
John Hsnry Lewis, negro from
Prescott. Arli.. easily derii'oncd
Maxle Rosenbloom. world' light
heavyweight champion. In a ten
round fight last night. Th title
was not at itake.
I.ewla weighed 171; Rosen
bloom 17S.
Only In th eighth and ninth
rounds did Rosenbloom show any
earmarks of a champion. la
those periods, h gave lwla a
fancy boxing lesson, winning th
rounds without difficulty.
All the other rounds except :h
third went to th negro
Lewis floored Koi-nMoom for
no count In th first with a right
rrosa to the )aw. H repeated In
the aecond with a blow to th
kidney. In the third, the cham
pion fell to the canvas acaln and
claimed a foul. The referee al
lowed It and Rosenbloom was
given the round.
King Levinsky
To Marry Soon
CHICAGO. Auk. 1. U.R Kin
Lsvinky. Chicago hoavywoMr.it.
In court In a girl. Francis Fay.
Brooklyn Mil, ilngr, and want
to Ret married.
Ha nuked his alaler manager.
Mra. Lna I.r to permit him
to marry within two wcrliV bu:
tha refined until negotiations for
the proponed Levlnsky-Hharkey
bout Sept. 8. ara coniDleted.
"If Sharkey agreea lo fight the
King." said Mrs. Lery, "ha.!
have to waft until after tha bout
before marrying,
Klrklng Homo rreek. In the
Canadian Rockies, flow. Into the
Atlantic .d Pacific from the
borderline of Alberta and llrlilsh
Columbia; th creek has been
permanently channeled In con
crete runways.
During the past year, electric
street railways carried 15.000.
000.000 riders on their cars and
buses; this was about seven
times th population of the
earth.
Louis Braille In ranted the
system of six dots by which the
blind could read mor than 100
'nrs ntro
Wood
are
receiving;
run of
a nice
FIR SLABS
Plac your ordors at once II
you car for Fir Hlab, a they
will ha oliored onlv a .nv
or two.
Fin BLAB an swn
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Th best Pin Slab w have
over ottered:
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Poubl Load sDsJsUU
Ulock-wood at th lowest prlc
-w .. " a -ur mauo;
DOUBLB a.
LOAD shO.50
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PlEI, on.8 AND COAL
Peyton & Co.
"Wood
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Burn"
Phone B8A
FISHING
Jensen Captures
Wrestling Bout
In Portland Ring
PORTLAND. Ore. Aug I 0P
After losing the first fail. Thor
jnsn of Liktoa. Or., cam
back to take the next two and
tha malih from Dorry Detton of
Salt l.ak City la tha mala event
of laat night's wrestling program
here. Jensen weighed 141. live
pounds more than Dettoa.
Th Utah wrestler won the
first fall with a drop to hold
In seven minutes. Jensen used a
body slam to even th match ia
f it minutes, and eight mlnut a
later took the deciding tumble
with a flying Dutrbmau.
Ti-enra Hlgams, 111, Japan.
defeated Musey McGuIr. Ii7,
Weat Salem, ta tha sml-wlndup.
taking two faila oat of thre.
M...h a,i. ta-., n.
laua out of thre. " w
dams. 4. Portland. JiVii"; ! 'l
wr..M u.ih.ri . rt ! delop4M Into a marathon con
la h. .1 ln Tha
won from
St. Helena,
Helbert waa unable to return to
the ring for tba final fall after
caTi bad taken on.
Olympic Divinjr
Champion to Wed
Hollywood Man
IsOS ANORt.KR. Aug. . (U.R)
The enrairn.nt of Dorothy
Poynton, I -yrar. old Olympic
dWIng champion to N-Uon U.
Hill. Hollywood bntln-nntnan. wi
confirmed hy her parents, Mr
and Mra. R. E. Poynton.
The young swimmer I. to ar
rive hcra tomorrow from New
York where she ha appeared m
several aquatic meets.
roynton Raid that while ha Waa
not opposing the engagement h
felt that It should bo a long on
"because of Dorothy'a age."
Asked about rspurta that lha
" V h. .nd hi. wife "h
L ", ?ri ,".."!. 1,0
two already had married, Poyn
been Informed
of It and do uot
bellev It.'
New York City and New Or
leans are tha chief coftce-butin
centers ot th I'nllsd States.
2
I KV BL-aV sHv"
WRESTLING
SPLIT SEHIES
Senators Cling to One
Game Advantage In
Close Race
flf FrrftRfcRT W. Btftfcfflt
AmaHtrtsHit PrMfl HSMTta fUm
Tha Washington Anatora aa.)
Nw York Ta ka-a on id
ay thir rnaoial fivr -fame a-?,
with hortnra tnea and tk Sa4
tort i-lttigfiRf 49rtlf to
ahrittklac Im4.
Hato bark In th-lr first lt
attmDr to Sturm tha Sn4tor
rampart, th Yank. m.f i
two la a row oar ID Uadert
M rift day.
Aa BaOa Rati, 144 aa II hi
a-tMult thai gave Jom MCarrhy'i
world rhamtrttta a vUttrn
aad eat tha jiaatora' lead to oa
im, Jit what II had -ta tl
rora tha s-tr.aa ops4 U'
Thursday.
Mew art till Harrl
Walter Utawart, S-anMar south
paw wao had stopp-M th Taa
-a o.d la tha first ga ma oi
tha sri4M. aa bit hard Iron. tb
start and fii.Jly rat;r4 la coo
I'lerabl d:rdr ta th midi
of a Kfin-rtii rily la th
foarth tonica that 4aflnit)
mii4 tha (Mela.
Rob Hurk cin ta to fiad th
hait-t fully p.; pu la t-4 but Hut
olved that projlaas lanaadtat!
with a sBia-Jihicg trip a off tn
ceatr field wail. The bau
who alto coIlvUd two doiM4
and a slngia during tha after
aooa. later scored tha eevsatl
raa of tha Inning oa a t.dr'i
caoix.
Coasa la Form
Varnoa Comes, sleaaer south
paw, htld tha aaators la sua
miaatoa after tha lint tamni
waea Washtogtoa couata4 tare
runt, until tee heal forcd bit
retirement f Allowing th eighth
inning.
Wiley Moor, hla sue
aaa hit bard la ine
i th Senators scored
ceaam
ainta
four runs but they serTt-4 only
to nakt th ore a bit m.r
reapKtabte. Dm Harris led
W lucf ton's attack with two
bom runs and a double.
In tbe only other major leagje
game of th day. th tit. Louia
I tUrowna made Manager Kogrs
i HuraaUy a home dbut a aucc
lM'' vrmi -'"lBi in-
Idian.. 1J-. la a wild game that
P-m tit but UM.e Ilean. Oral HH-
dhrand and Oeorga Connelly
walked seven ma and the
Hroans acored eigiit runa with
the aid of a triple by fc-m Wtt
and single by Itrur Camp Ml
and Jim Levey. 11.11 O !.,
n. l.-ll ii.i and Willie Kamm
bit homer for th Indians bit
they failed to ev ClevtrUud
from tin king into fourth r !",
a half gam hehlnd tbe Phila
delphia Athletics with whom tby
pr-vioutiy had beea vlrmally
lied.
JJurleigh Grimes
Joins Cardinals
ST. LOI IS. Aug. 1. U.R Bur-
teieh t;riml i.t.rin SDitball Dlt
: cher released by the Chicago Tubs
today, has signed up again with
th Ordinals, It waa announced
tonight.
Grime, wa, traded to tha Cuht
for Hack Wilson following his
splendid work In helping pltcb
tli Cardinals to national leacu'
petinauta in 1110 and 1931. snd
to a world chsmplonship In thi
latter year Ha will ols th
team at Pittsburgh tomorrow.
THEY UJE
GOOD
SENSE
AND SAVE
GOOD
DOLLARS
5
SDL0N5
YANKS