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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-24
Champions to Take Part
In Pair of Bouts Toniehf

NEW YORK, July "a (P.-Fistic
champions of two divisions are to
exhibit their wares for the edification
OF New York's fight faithful at EbbetS
Field tonight. Both, however. are to
leave their titles at home for safe
keeping.
Andre RoutiS Of France, holder Of
the featherweight crown, meets
young Al Singer. Bronx fash, In the
main bout Of 10 rounds. Singer has
been staging q comeback, and a
successful one. since he was knocked
out by Ignacio Fernandez the Fill
Pine. and may outpoint the French
man. Routis has been beaten by
Honeyboy Finnegan. Jake Zeramby
and Tony Canzoneri in non-titular
bouts. The Frenchman apparently
does his best fighting when there Is
something at stake.
In the 10-round semi-final, Mushy
Callahan, the Junior welterweight
champion, engages Jack kid Berg
OF England, lightweight who caught
the fancy Of New York's fans after
he had beaten Bruce Flowers in two
hectic battles.
StanislauS Loayza of Chile, and
joey Medill Of Chicago, lightweights.
are matched In the opening 10
rounder.
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SCHMELING ON DISPLAY
IN WINDY CITY TONIGHT

CHICAGO, July "a OP.-Max
schmeling, German heavyweight con-
tender. will make his bow to Chicago
fight fans tonight at Chicago Stadium
Herr Max appearance will not be of
serious nature, consisting Of a four
round exhibition with his sparmate,
Germany Heller.
The feature of the supporting card
will be six-round bout between Les
Mariner, former University of Illinois
athlete, and Tony Fuente, Mexican
heavyweight veteran.
al Friedman. Boston heavyweight, will
meet Pete Wistort of Chicago in a SIX
rounder, and Salvatore Ruggirello of
Italy and Jack League, Texas heavy-
weight, also will clash in a six-round
bout.
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SELECTION OF LOTT
PLEASES MIDWEST
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 24-The last-ninute
selection of George Lott to play with
the United States team in the Davis
Cup challenge round puts Midwest ten
mis- fans in a position to whoop 1t up.
And this they, along with America as
a whole, will do should the young man
come through at Paris.
Net enthusiasts In this locality who
had pulled for the youthful Chicagoan
in his efforts to land Davis Cup berth
were far from being assured OF his sue
cess this year. Lott elected to continue
his studies at the University OF Chicago
in preference to training for the Ameri-
can zone contests, with the result that
he played in only one contest-against
Cuba--which he won easily.
His showing in this engagement con-
WINGED United States Lawn Tennis AS
ISOLATION officials that he was IN his
best form and gained him a trip to Eu-
rope with the team.
Lott, one of the best volleyers in the
game today, is hard to beat when he is
right. He proved this two years ago
when he stopped Rene LacoSte in the
national singles at Southampton.
Lott is % years old. He broke into
the United States first 10 in 1924, when
he was ranked ninth. He was placed
third in both 1927 and 1928. He was
No. Z In the worlds first 10 last year.
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'CLELLAND TOBE
THIRD MAN IN RING
viii Handle Dundee Fields
Bout-SeII- Out of $4,000
Seats Predicted.

~ ETROIT, Mich, July a. (R.-
Although the formal an
nouncement will not be made
- until tomorrow afternoon, Q
few hours before the fight
Elmer CSlim) McClelland Of Detroit will
be named as referee Of the 15-round
welterweight championship bout be-
tween Joe Dundee and Jackie Fields.
Managers OF the rival fighters agreed
on McClelland after his name had been
submitted to the State Boxing Com
mission, along with that Of A. A. Day
Of Detroit and Emerson w. Dickerson
Of Grand Rapids.
The choice is to be formally approved
by the boxing commission when 1t meets
here tomorrow.
Dundee and his challenger were rest
ing a bit today. There was no doubt
in the minds Of trainers Of the rival
boxers that their charges would sue
coed in making their weight at the
ofhcial weigh-in tomorrow afternoon.
Dundee scaled las pounds after his last
hard workout and his manager, Max
Waxman, predicted he would tip the
scales at between IA and las pounds.
Dundee has been fighting extra
poundage as Justify as he has his spar
ring partners.
Although the champion has stopped
boxing, he was out on the road this
morning for 2-mile run and his after
noon schedule included two rounds of
rope skipping, two rounds each on the
light and heavy bags, and two rounds
of shadow boxing.
Fields contented himself with a short
walk in the morning and light exercise
this afternoon.
A record gate Is predicted for the
fight. The new FitzSimmonS arena will
seat $4,000. which is 10000 more than
ever turned out before at a Michigan
boxing match. Practically all the ring
side seats had been taken today and the
demand was reported strong for the
cheaper tickets.
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PLAYGROUND GIRLS
HOLD THREE MEETS

Three track meets were held yester-
day by girl playground athletes who
are preparing for the city champion
ships, to be held August 81 on Plaza
Field. Stanton defeated Orr, So to So:
Cooke scored over Bancroft, 80 to 16
and Maury lassies pointed the way to
Buchanan, 81 to 26.
STANTON VS. ORR.
s0-POUND CLASS.
4o-yard dash-won by Mary MURRAY
fSsd sa or anita ssaksnaNr
Potato 5aSeWon by MsFy MH5Eay Star 1a
Thr2g fOr b DG54shy Pr.
sss0hd DoroSy P N {orl
s5-PoUND CLASS.
o42 yaa ssn Eh q Xo.Ss a' aEsSSo
third. Margaret Rankin Gorr(; va. 81.
VOID daF0S jGF s:cons ~ 'Ss eaS
vi. TpPsas nigh Ess Il Hb. M1rf
tom; third. Marsars. , RANKIN ORR s,.,n,
ar SoVs MarssTes RanHin OPS second Name
Absher (Stanton), third.
lOo-PoUND CLASS.
6o-yard dash-Gladys schellin torr>: FIRST
Mary Orange tStanton), second; Mary Brock
TSToy foE disssass-oladys schslin (oaE 7,s,
Kunnl1s hiEh ;gmp-olasys> sehell in
Ms5S oTsngs .stantTn third
Edith Aberg. Mary Herbert. Gladys schei-
11s-PoUND CLASS.
so-yard dash15MaSiam shipley stanton.
Louise AtveI tstantonS: third. ., -o.
ond E' Adelaide de Butts Gstsnt9ni' third,
Quot aaipley tstant on.
iaids &c I Butts st Sstan,en5 .hird e'O' que
Novelty eyent--Mariam Shipley stanton:
Louise Atweil (stanton9, third.
COOKE VS.. BANCROFT.
s0-PoUND CLASS.
Groghan (cookeI' second; Grey 'cooSs)'
Potato race-Benton Cooke. first: Mas
gia Cooke and McNikolas (Bancrofo. tied
for second.
ss-PoUND CLASS.
5o-yard dash-Peden Bancroft. first;
Gresham (Cooke), second; Grey Cooke
ipmDshsy .GSok Tst P Pst4a
Ioo-PoUND CLASS.
6o-yard dash-shay (Cooke), first; crog-
han (coo.e), second; Lowe (Baneroft)'
aao-yard relay-cooke tcroEhan. MaEgia,
Benton, Shay.
11s-PoUND CLASS.
6o-yard dash-Shay cookie, first: Fitz-
gerald (Bancroft>' second; 5yers t5ancroft)'
MAURY VS.. BUCHANAN.
70-POUND CLASS.
4o-yard dash-Helen Courtney (Mauryl.
first; Virginia CrosSneld tMsury), second;
Oudrey (Buchanan). third.
o RStiso sasssrd sesonS Betty
Volley bah throw-virginie cressneld
poFshS basho asals tMh ad
Novelty race-Helen Courtney (Mauryl,
first; Catherine Thomson (Maury), second;
Jean Bentjer (Buchanan), third.
ss-PoUND CLASS.
5o-yard dash-Won by Dorothea Coch-
ManT t faeSnd Wfnsoms MsyOr
Basket Basket ball throw-won by Dorothy Mar
tin tBucha9ssn1 SECOND; Dorothsa GochT an
-Hish jump-won by Genevieve Martin
siso o1d MT
(Maury); second, Dorothy Martin (Bu-
1oO-PoUND CLASS.
6o-yard dash--Won by Elizabeth Whitney
third. Helen MSsee IMaury). '' N-1A.-','
Basket ball throw-Won by Elizabeth
Whitney !Mauryl; second: Virgins Creel
High jump..won By Helen Magee 3Xaury). {;
second, Elizabeth Whitney (Maury); third,
Virginia Creel (Maury).
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Fights Last Night

INDIANAPOLIS.-Chuck Virgins, In
dianapolis, outpointed Frankie Wine,
Montana 00).
PORTLAND, Ore-Bert Colima, Los
Angeles, and Joe Anderson, Covington,
KY, drew 10.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.-Ray Miller,
Chicago, outpointed Joe Abrams, New
York (I0): Patsy McGrath, New York,
outpointed Harry Sankey, Chicago 90.
NEW YORK.-Joe Click, Williams
burg, Pa, outpointed Lope Tenorio,
Philippines Q0).
NEW YORK.-Sid Terris. New York
outpointed George Balduc, Brooklyn
(l0).
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa.-Johnny Full
ton, Cedar Rapids, outpointed Freddie
Smith, Newark, Ohio U0).
LOS ANGELES.-Yale Okun, New
York, stopped Dick Daniels, Minneapo-
lis (3)
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MRS. KEARNS THREATENS
OVER RAID OF HER HOME

NEW YORK, July "a (P.-Mrs. Jack
Kearns, was quoted in newspapers to-
day as threatening court action over
raid on her apartment yesterday by
four men.
Mrs. Kearns, who is estranged from
her husband, Jack Dempsey's former
manager, said the raiders were proba-
bly, seeking evidence upon which Kearns
might avoid further payment Of all
mony. She obtained separation nVe
years ago.
She said one of the men was Teddy
Hayes, Dempsey's former secretary and
now q confidant of KearnS. She said
another was q private detective. She
declared all they obtained was pair
of mems socks which had been left
there by her brother in-law.
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CAREY IS Warned
ON SCHMEL|NG CO
Board Threatens to Punish
Garden if He Continues
Plans for Scrap.
n JEW YORK, July 24.-Formal
N notice that disciplinary meas
ures would be applied to the
l. Madison Square Garden Cor

n YEW YORK, July 24.-Formal
notice that disciplinary meas
ures would be applied to the
i Madison Square Garden Cor
poration If 1t continued with
its plan to promote boxing match
with Max Schmeling as one Of the
principals while he Is under suspen-
sion In this State was served today
upon William r. Carey, president OF
the Garden Corporation, by the New
York State Athletic Commission at its
weekly meeting.
The commission plainly set forth its
attitude and threatened to take meas
ureS against Carey even II he under
takes to stage q bout with the suS-
pended boxer outside this State.
A contract made with Humbert
Fugazy by Arthur Bulow, Schmeling' S
original manager, calling for the Ger
snag In the path OF the Garden forces.
Carey has been planning o match
between Schmeling and Jack Sharkey
for September, but the priority Of
FugaZys contract. which Schmeling
refused to recognize, and which re-
fusal brought about his suspension,
prevents the completion Of the Gar
den's intentions.
Carey issued a statement several
days ago asserting the Gardens in
tention TO stage a bout outside the
jurisdiction of State commission, but
q clause in the bylaws of the COM
mission was read which stated that
the commission has the power to sus-
pend any organization with a New
York license negotiating with sus-
pended boxer outside the State.
The Garden president was not pres
ent at the meeting, but was appraised
Of the commissions action at his office.
He declined to comment on the days
developments further than to say that
he would think the matter over for
the next few days before announcing
any definite step.
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Metropolitan Newspaper Servic

fend his title. while Tony, whose
home is in Brooklyn, was born in
New Orleans.
New York got all steamed up a
little over year ago over Jimmy
McLarnin's chance of putting the
K. o. on Champion Mandell. New
York had seen Jimmy knock out
Sid Terris in a minute or two. and
believed that Mandell wasn't much
of a champion because he was so
rarely, il ever. seen in action. But
New York came away from the Man
dell-McLarnin fight Sadder but
wiser. and New York critics we're
loud in their praises of the marvellous
boxing ability of q real champion,
Sammy Mandell.
Now New York is sending a much
better boxer than McLarnin out after
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VIRGINIA A. C. NINE
LISTS EASTERN A. A.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 24.-Pat
Germans Virginia A. c. base ball
disporters have booked the Eastern A.
A. OF Washington for an appearance
here Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock on
Shipyard field.
Local fans will get their first look at
Teddy Sutherland, shortstop; Frank
Edwards and Judd, outfielderS, former
No. Motor Company stars, who signed
with the Virginia nine last week and
played their first game against the
Rockville A. c. at Rockville, Md, Sun
day.
Speed Boy" Jones or Ashby Snellings
will do the pitching for Germans club.
White Sox Midgets trounced the
Clovers. % to /. yesterday to win the
first half championship Of the midget
section, Alexandria Municipal Play
grounds Base Ball League. Burroughs
held the losers to two singles, while his
teammate, Backus, hit a nome run,
triple, double and single in six times
at the plate.
Supt. of Public Recreation J. F. Will
son has announced the second-half
schedule as follows:
July 2 g sox vs.: C lsN,t Cav
July 3l-Colonials VS.. Clovers.
A ATeusss ScuSs vs.. st. 81. Mays.
AUGUST AUGUST SSSs 1s c SS wsiss S0H
August lAcubs vs.. White sox.
August 16-St. Mary's VS.. Colonials.
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EVERS SPURNS BERTH
AS TEMPORARY PILOT
BY the Associated Press.


CINCINNATI, July 24.-The Boston
Braves will have to struggle along with
the services Of some other person than
the veteran Rabbit Maranville as man
ager.
Maranville said here today that he is
not the manager, and will not accept
the position unless he IS appointed fol
a two-year term, thus interfering with
plans Of Judge Fuchs, the club owner
Judge Fuchs wanted me to take
charge of the team on this trip" Ma
ranville said, land possibly for the re:
mainder of the season. But refused
to take over the club unless he would
give me a two-year contract. which
would allow me time to build the team
over according to my own ideas. I did
not want to be temporary manager.
He did not care to do as I asked. I
am just the shortstop Of the team doing
the best can In my position. have
nothing to do with handling the club. "
Johnny Evers is in charge Of the team
on its present trip, and will act as man
ager at least until Judge Fuchs rejoins
the team, which may be In Pittsburgh
this week
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KENTUCKY BETTING LAW
UPHELD BY HIGH COURT

LOUISVILLE, KY, July "a (P).-A
decision returning the suit OF the
Commonwealth of Kentucky against
Churchill Downs, Inc; the Latonia
Jockey Club and the now defunct Ken
lucky Jockey Club to Judge Eugene
Dailey's court has been handed down
in the chancery division of Jefferson
Circuit Court by Judge Barrett. Judge
Barrett also upheld the constitutionality
of pari-mutuel betting in Kentucky.
The decision came in the States suit
seeking to nullify the charter of the
racing organizations and to recover
81 900 in damages for alleged political
activities. The racing interests won
their contention that they are con-
Quoting a legal business and are en-
titled to trial.
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Hydroplane's 4I.143 Speed
Is Believed to Be Record

LAKE COBROSSEECONTEE. Me,
July "a (P1.-Henry Brock of Alfred,
former Hebron Academy athlete.
drove a hydroplane to a mark of
41.l43 miles an hour in the class
D, new craft division, at the OPEN
ing of the eighth annual speedboat
regatta here. It was believed to be
a world record.
In class C, second division, Miss
Helen Henschel Of New York went
mile in 39.082, also believed to be
a record
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~ ETROIT, July 24-Floyd Fitz-
simmons had to lay out $50, 900
to get Joe Dundee to risk his
- title against Jackie Fields at
the ball park here tomorrow
evening. Joe has made botch Of the
welterweight title and sensing the prob
able loss Of the precious bauble when
he faces the fast-stepping Californian,
he placed q high figure on his serv-
ices
It Is only hitting that Floyd Fitz-
simmons gets the honor of staging the
first championship fight under the new
law permitting 15-round contests in
this State. Fitz worked hard for the
passage of the amendment and was
instrumental in having his personal
friend Jack Dempsey appear before
the Legislature at Lansing to speak in
favor Of the bill.
Dundee Is I'm Trim.
Dundee Is in shape for the fight. The
Baltimore Italian does not like the
things he has been reading about him
SELF and the lickings he took at the
hands of young Jack Thompson and AL
Mello have convinced him that he had
better be SO per cent better than he
has been in the last two years If he
expects to come out of the battle with
his crown intact.
Jackie Fields has been going great
guns and a win over young Jack Thomp-
son earned him recognition at the hands
Of the National Boxing Association as
the leader of his class. Coming right
down to brass tacks. Dundee could no
longer evade Fields, as popular opinion
was against him, due to the poor show
ing he has made since ascending the
throne.
But it was not always like that. When
Dundee was fighting for recognition in
all the outstanding contenders for Pete
Latzo's title. Dundee was popular then.
His style of milling was JOY to the
fans who paid their money to see him
perform. But after he reached his OBJ
jective, the title, Joe changed his tao
tics and goes down in the record books
as one OF the most unsatisfactory
champions the popular welterweight
class has had.
Soon after the match with Fields was
made Dundee booked up several matches
and thinks he has now fought himself
into shape for successful defense of
his title.
Changes His Mind.
After Fields beat Young Jack Thonnp-
son and was designated as the champion
py the N. B. A, Gig Rooney, Jackie's
manager said he would insist on an
equal division Of the purse before he
would consent to a match with Dundee
But Gig prefers world recognition and
mas cut his price just to get Dundee in
the ring, feeling certain the fast-step-
ping Californian can win easily.
This opinion is shared by experts
throughout the country, and it looks as
II the first bout under the new Michi
gan law will inaugurate a new cham
pion.
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Loran Must Ren0nce Lieavy Title Get Consideration
Chicago Refuses to Grant
Permit for Mat Tussle

CHICAGO, July "a P.-The
Illinois State Athletic Commission
has denied Promoter Joe Coffey
permission to hold a show featuring
Joe Stecher, former heavyweight
cewicz.
The body based It's ruling on the
fact that the men have met three
times recently, at Boston, in Cali
fornia. and Tulsa, Okla.
Corey proposed to hold the show
July 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-24

Another New York-Chicago feud
is stewing. Perhaps nothing like the
feeling aroused by the old Cubs
Giants battles will be manifest, but
just the same there is always enough
rivalry between the first and second
cities of America so that when the
two clash in any field of sports,
New York will back it's man or men
to the limit and Chicago will do like
wise.
This time it's a prize fight with
Tony Canzoneri of New York seek
ing the world lightweight crown
which adornS the comely dome of
Sammy Mandell, the Rockford sheik.
Both are of italian American par
entage, but Sammy was born in Chi
cago, the city in which he will de-
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TRoTTING MARK BROKEN.

ELMIRA, N. Y, July a R.-A
world trotting record for q half-mile
track was established in an Orange
County circuit race here when Dewey
Mckinney. bay son Of Lord Dewey with
Dill in the sulky trotted the first heat
of the 2:07 event in 2:04 1-2. Dewey
McKinney's time shattered q mark of
2:05 ID established by Well Worthy
four wears ago
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the lightweight crown. Ex-feather-
weight Champion Canzoneri won his
title by defeating Benny Bass in
New York February 10. 1928. and
lost it by a close decision to Andre
Routis of France September 20 Of
the same year.
The best fighting that the popu-
lar little Brooklyn scrapper has eX-
hibited this year was in his bout
with Ignacio Fernandez in New York
June a. In easily conquering the
man who had knocked out Al Singer.
Tony displayed the most brilliant
brand Of fighting he ever showed
If he can box as brilliantly and hit
as hard in his fight August in
Chicago, he should have an even
chance of winning the coveted light
weight title.
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SPEEDY COAST CRAFT
IN HARMSWORTH RACE

LOS ANGELES, Calf, July "a CP).-
The 39-foot speedboat Miss Los Angeles
II, pronounced capable Of going rs miles
an hour. is en- route to Detroit, where
it will be entered in the Harmsworth
international races starting August !.
The craft owned by James Talbot, jr.,
wealthy young sportsman, will be pilot
ed in the Harmsworth races by Ralph
Snoddy, internationally known pilot.
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JONES TO STUDY SYSTEM
OF HILLTOP ATHLETICS

Tad Jones. former Yale foot ball
next Fall to study its athletic system,
it has been announced by Lou Little,
director of athletics and head foot ball
coach at the Hilltop.
Georgetown will be one Of various
institutions to be visited by Jones for
material for a series Of articles he will
write
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GRIFFITH BUSY IN RING.

CHICAGO, July "a R.-Jerry
fluffy" Griffith, Sioux City, Iowa,
heavyweight, has been signed to meet
Joe Burke of Boston, at Peoria, ILL.,,
August S. Grifith also is down for an
appearance in Grand Rapids, Mich, the
following week, against an opponent to
be selected later
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KNOCKOUT IS REPEATED.

LOS ANGELES, July "a R.-Yale
Okun, New York light-heavyweight,
scored his second knockout over Dick
Daniels, young Minneapolis fighter, last
night. After taking two nine counts in
the third round the referee stopped the
fight to save Daniels most severe beat
ing. Each fighter weighed 1859 pounds.
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THE SPORTLICHT
BY GRANTLAND RICE.

I lifted the
l weight through
1 window to let it light where 1t might If at all.
In this Of time Roadway has been made but
belonged in the Sbng matter the proof lacking
has to he champion capable picking where
But the fact is he still has to prove It, .
Word from Mr. Tunney quite He will
who won't try to come back The odds that Dempsey
himself what will believed
would back for like $7500Oo shot
longer waits the will
not only not eternal but it rarely robust enough live out
year of inactivity.
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GALLAGHER HAS BOUT.

Marty Gallagher, Washington heavy
weight boxer, will face Walter Cobb,
Baltimore husky, in Carlin's Park in the
Monumental City Monday night in the
feature bout Of card. The battle is
scheduled for IL rounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-24

Auto Bodies, Radiators, Tenders
Repaired; also New Radiators
Harrison Radiators and Cores In Steek
Wittstatts, 1909 14th North 7177
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Ruth and the Stretch.

Ruth ana the Stretcn.
THOSE who have taken it for granted
l. that Chuck Klein, Mel OFT or some
other home-run smacker vii lead Babe
Ruth to the wire have overlooked two
important details.
One is that more than two montns
are left for the Babe to work with.
Another is that q young hitter
named Lou Gehrig led the Babe as
late as September q year ago, but
Lou wasn't hanging on at the finish.
And no one ever accused Lou OF
lacking a punch. Ruth is spotting
several Of these youngsters q few
home runs and about IL or IL years
In the way Of age. This latter de-
tail may make the big difference.
It will begin making a big differ
ence soon. II 1t doesn't tell the story
this season. But the Babe still is q
master Snowman, just the type that