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Evening star., 1935-10-13
4 D. C. GOLF TEAMS
IN MARYLAND TILTS
Manor at Kenwood, While Chevy
Chase, Indian Spring Play
Baltimore Clubs.

THE Maryland State team cham
pionship will near its final phase
today. with four local clubs playing in
matches this afternoon.
At Chevy Chase the team which won
the team championship of 1888 will
meet Hillendale Of Baltimore and
should win. Manor, the present title
holder, will move over to Kenwood to
meet the home club team in a match
that is sure to have decided bearing
on the title, and Indian Spring will be
host to Rolling Road at Indian Spring.
The winners will meet next Sunday
in the final round for the title.
Paul Carey. who is to meet John r.
Miller today for the club champion
ship. is the winner of the ringer con-
test at Beaver Dam. Carey had q Sc
lected score of So for the tourney
which started May and ended Octo-
Der l. Eddie Bean and John r. Miller
tied for second with cards of 81. while
Joe Balestri, w. T. Henderson. For
rest Thompson, L. L. Menne and
Glenn Strong all tied for third.
Miller and Balestri have aces on
their cards. both scored on the 1885,
yard fourteenth hole.
The winner bagged eagles on the
fourth and tenth holes.
. Par for the Beaver Dam course is
70. and Carey's ringer score read
27-26-53, 19 strokes below par.
Golfers Of the University Of Mich
igan Alumni Club will gather at Ken
wood next Friday to play in tourna-
ment. To the winner will 60 the Scott
Turner Trophy. Arrangements are in
charge Of DR.. L. M. Lucas. club presi-
dent; Henry Ravenel and A. Gordon
Hamilton.
Congressional women will start play
tomorrow for their club champion
ship, now held by Mrs. Jack Scott.
An 18-hole medal round will be fol-
lowed by four match play rounds.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
UPSON GETS TRAP PRIZE
Shoots High Run of Al in Week
ly Washington Gun Club Test.

Although w. B. Carroll broke 48
out Of his regular quota of so targets
at the Washington Gun Club yester-
day, Dennis A. Upson won the weekly
prize with long run of Al while COM
piling his score Of 46. Carroll's long
est run was %.
H. H. Shelton and DR.. J. c. Wyn-
koop won the Arlington County Dairy
prizes when they carried of honors
in the two-man team contest with
o. score of 81.
The scores, at so targets:
W. B. Carroll. As: Dennis A. Upson, A.;
sW. O. Morgan, 46: r. b. Morgan, As;
Dr.. J. c. Wynkoop. A.: H. H. Shelton. 43;
H. A. Bartholomew. Al; James M. Green,
40: BENJAMIN Thaw. 80: DR.. E. J. Brit
ten. 80; &C. r. Hartman. 3S: DR.. J. H.
LYONS 81: H. B. Bngham. 81: II. Bohnke,
"a; sW. E. Roberts. "a: DR.. Z. G. Breed
ing. l7x25. 'Visitors.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
GALENTO AFTER LOUIS
Roly-Poly Fighter May Battle
Colored Ace in January.

NEWARK. N. j., october IL R.-
Tony Galento. the roly-poly heavy
weight, may fight Joe Louis this Win
ter at the local armory.
Promoters Victor j. Buddy Brown
and Babe Culnan announced last
night that Joe Jacobs. manager Of
Galento. has signed contract, agree
ing to a fight with the Detroit Negro
in January. Now they're after John
Roxborough and Julian Black. Louis
managers, in hopes Of completing the
match.
Brown and Culnan said they were
prepared to offer Joe $4,000.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
STILL PLAYING BALL.

Probably the final local base ball
game of the season will be played to-
day when Auth's Provision and Ma
ton Wide Grocers clash for the cham
pionship Of the National City Junior
League on the South Ellipse diamond
at ] o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
KNOWS GOOD TENNIS
Forest Hills Youngster Leading
Ball Bow at Big Matches.

Charley Mattmann, 17-year old
star Eastern junior tennis player from
Forest Hills, Long Island, has been
head ball boy at more big matches at
West Side stadium than anybody else.
He was in on the two historic de-
faults-Lenglen to Mallory and Wills
to Jacobs-the first as Molla'S 3-year-
old mascot. The boys there get
dollar a set.
Evening star., 1935-10-13

~ ETTY P. MECKLEY Of Indian
- Spring is the outstanding
feminine golfer of the year
- around Washington.
A writing gent who gathers his type
writer on his knees and pounds out
ranking Of woman golfers gathers him
self a hatful of trouble right of the
bat, but no one could find much to fuss
about in ranking Betty Meckley at the
top among the fair divot lifters around
the Capital this year. Not alone for
her victory in the middle Atlantic
championship at Congressional, but for
the fact that Mrs. Meckley has played
consistently fine golf all the year Is she
ranked at the top.
In addition to the mid-Atlantic, pre-
mier sectional crown in this neck Of
the bunkered woods, she gathered in
the Maryland State crown. And even
though she was licked in the District
championship over her home course,
she still stands at the top Of the heap.
First 10 Ranked.
HERE is the way the woman golfers
are ranked on their tournament
showing. in one of the big years in golf
about Washington:
No. Mrs. Bette P. Meckley, Indian
Spring.
No. 2-Winifred Faunce. Manor
No. 3-Helen DettWeiler. Congress
Sional
No. 4-Mrs. David H. Clark, Army
Navy.
No. 5-Ehzabeth Houghton, Chevy
Chase.
No. 6-Mrs. Leo Walper, Kenwood.
No. Mrs. Jack Scott, Congressional.
No. 8-Mrs. Betty Mackenzie, Con-
gresSional.
No. 9-Mrs. L. G. Pray, Manor.
No. 10-Mrs. Landra B. Platt, Chevy
Chase.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
ANNOUNCES TURF MEET
Charles Town Will Stage 12-Day
Card During December.

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.-The
Shenandoah Jockey Club today an
nounced it would conduct a l2-day
racing meet at the track here begin
ming December 2.
The Winter meet previously has
covered four weeks. Action to shorten
the meet was taken at q meeting here.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
BIG new ORLEANS MEET
Fair Grounds Foresees Success In
90 DAYS Of Racing.

NEW ORLEANS, October II Up.-
New Orleans racing stables are look
ing for q comeback Of the Winter
sport this season after the lean years
Of the late financial stress.
Robert s. Eddy, jr, general man.
ager of the picturesque Fair Grounds,
announced today that there would be
90 days Of racing this Winter at the
Fair Grounds, which last year ab-
sorbed jefferson Park, track and
turned 1t into o training track.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
Daily Double Pays $3.50.


FOLKS delvtng in the daily double"
took down $3.50 when Freddie
Brokers Sun Way raced a mile and
one-sixteenth in l:494s to win the
days opener. and Norman w.
Church's Proclivity splsshed a mile
through the mud in 1:4l3s to account
for the third.
The mie and one-sixteenth Of the
second was won by the Shandon
Farms Naval Cadet. one that
ploughed mile and sixteenth in
1:5o12 to pay $1,000.
Jefferson D. Cohn shipped his un-
beaten Mad Madhi down from New
York for the fifth running of the
Maryland Fut,Irity, but he might JUST
as well have left the colt at home.
in so far as first money was con-
cerned, for Alfred Gwynne Wander
bits Speed to Spare broke on top
and splashing six furlongs in l:141,
won by three lengths.
Mad Madhi. who finished second.
saved the place by four lengths from
the Branncastle Farms The Hare,
with the other five starters well strung
out.
Speed to Spares victory enriched
owner Vanderbilt, who is Americas
leading winning owner. to the extent
OF S6.4o5 purse and $500 additional
due to his also being the breeder of
the winner.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
GRID RERTHs AVAILABLE.

Foot ball applications in the Colum-
bia Athletic Leagues 100, lis and
125 pound classes may be obtained by
phoning Joe Cohen at Columbia 2sl7
between noon and pm.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
Kruger Spurts.

MAKING the turn in So, one over
AA par, Kruger settled down to
business on the second half, earning
brides on the twelfth. fifteenth and
seventeenth, He played the other
holes in par.
Kruger had almost an Identical
shot as RunyaR on the eighteenth
when his second came to rest in the
tail grass Of the bunker. He Clipped
up within 4 inches of the cup for his
certain par 4.
A gallery of about 1000 followed
the diminutive Runyan during his
sparkling tour of the course and later
picked up Kruger when he began his
sensational drive.
NEXT in line came Ed Dudley. Phila-
= delphia: Frank Walsh. Chicago,
and Jimmy Hines. Garden City, N. Y,
with 141. Horton Smith, defending
champion. and Johnny Farrell,
Springfield. N. j., were deadlocked
at 143.
Those carding $50 or better quail
fed to play the final 36 holes tomor-
row. Five of the British Ryder Cup
team members made the grade. They
are Ernest whitcombe. William Cox.
Richard Burton, c. Whitcombe and
Reginald White.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
PSYCHIC BID WINS
BIG LAUREL RACE
Speed to Spare Home First
in Maryland Futurisy.
$1,000 Attend.

r AUREL. Md. October 12-Mrs.
Isabelle Dodge SloVn Of New
York. Americas leading win
~ ming owner last year. and
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Of Worth
ington Valley, Md, wno holds the
honor this year. furnished the winners
Of the Laurel and Ma, yland Futurity,
respectively. when Psychic Bid and
Speed to Spare made every post of
their races winning: ones.
Psychic Bid tossed into the Laurel
mile, with l0S pounds up, took a long
early lead. He swung into the home
lane well in advance of his field, but
Jockey Corona took no chances and
whipped the son OF Chance Play out,
to win by nearly three lengths from
Norman w. Church's Riskulus. A.
c. Compton's Vicar, Shandon Farms
Ever Gold and the Starmount Stables
Gold Foam, the only other starters,
finished as named.
In scoring, Psychic Bid earned
s4,850 for his fair owner. while those
fans in the crowd of 5000 who
backed him In the iron men" took
down $3.50 for the usual So invest
ment.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
KRUGER LEADING
LOUISVILLE GOLF
Totals 1856 to Pass Runyan,
P. 6. A. Champion, by |
Stroke in Open.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
r OUISVILLE, KY, October ia
/ Alvin Butch" Kruger, Beloit,
Wis, semi-pro base ball player,
~ blasted three strokes from par
on the second nine today to score 80,
turning in an 18-hole total Of 50 for
the day to nose out Paul Runyan.
national P. G.. A. champion. for the
lead in the $4,000 Louisville open golf
tournament.
Krueger's 36-hole score was 1856.
five under par. Runyan came in
with a 10. This figure. plus his 81 of
Thursday, gave him 36-hole total
of 157.
Evening star., 1935-10-13

MIS- B. r. and 3. r. Christmas entry.
.Apprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
HANNA CHESTNUT
HEADS FINE FIELD
Jumper Easily Gets Grand
Championship-Great Day
for Whitney Entries.
BY ROBERT b. PHILLIPS, Jr.
Stan Correspondent Of The Star.

stan correspondent OF The star.
w YARRENTON, Va. October
\A/ 12.-Big John, a towering
Wv chestnut owned by Mrs. H.
M. Hanna. jr.. topped of a
brilliant season in the show ring here
by winning the grand championship
Of the most successful meeting staged
on this historic stamping ground Of
hunters, ere the depression knocked
expensive sports into cooked hat.
Since the first bird of Spring
signaled the opening Of another show
ring season FIVE months ago. Big John
has had more than his share of the
ribbons both on the local circuit and
amid stringent competition in the
North During two days OF extraor-
dinarily fierce competition here the
easy moving jumper again was unbeat-
able in the divisions for middle and
heavyweight hunters, amassing an i'm
pressive record against some Of the
best this country has to offer.
Another Whitney "Day."
WHILE his was the ultimate
wv triumph, not one of the $500
spectators who lined the ringside on
the family chill closing afternoon
could have denied that it really was a
Whitney day. There have been Whit
ney days around Virginia and every
other hunting State since Mrs. John
Hay Whitney of Upperville started her
famous. show string some seasons
past, but never before in major ex-
hibit have the sleek champions OF
Llangollen Farm conducted themselves
with greater distinction. Between noon
and dusk today they earned 1s rib
,bons, 4 of them blues and the re-
serve championship tricolors.
Furthermore they were devastatingly
successful in the costly business. of re-
tiring challenge trophies. Both the
$500 Warrenton Challenge Trophy
and the handsome Bowman Challenge
Cup trundled home to the packed
prize rooms of Llangollen.
Trophies for Llangoilen.
THE Warrenton Bowl was established
about five years ago as the chief
award in the Corinthian class, and in
three straight trips Mrs. Whitney's
Grey Knight, Nobody's Fool and Two
Leggins engraved their names upon it.
The Hunt Teams Cup presented by
the late John McEntee Bowman has
survived longer in competition, but
the onslaught Of the noted Whitney
trio finally brought it into submission
today after Bon Diable. Kinprillis and
Two .Leggins had turned in a fault
less performance in perhaps the most
remarkable hunt team event ever con-
tested on this side Of the Atlantic.
Nine teams Of three horses took
eight jumps per horse in this trial,
making a total Of 216 individual leaps,
but only. three Of the precariously bal
anced fences were knocked down. The
Whitney cohorts, nevertheless. were
alone in chalking up a. clean per-
eormance.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
Jabs, Jolts and Flying Mares

OXING and rassling incurables
will have to do without their
claret and groans for the rest
of this month or Until Pro-
Evening star., 1935-10-13
LAUREL ENTRIES
FOR MONDAY.

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; for 2-year.
old maidenS; 8 furlongs
Evening star., 1935-10-13

sFfve pounds claimed for rider.
tSeven pounds claimed for rider.
+Ten pounds claimed for rider
THIRD RACEPurse $500; for 3
and upward furlongs.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
GOLF CONSISTENT
THROUGHOUT YEAR
Indian Spring Star Given
Premier Listing Above
Winnie Faunce.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

~ ETTY p. MECKLEY OF Indian
- Spring is the outstanding
/ ! feminine golfer of the year
~ around Washington.
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COMMONWEALTH AND
NELLIE flag given
POSITIONS IN MONEY.
Derby Choice e Far Better
Horse Than Brokers Tip,
Winner Last Year
CHANCE SUN DISAPPOINTING
Psychic Bid Has Tremendous
Speed But Staying Quail.
ties Open TO Doubt
H MAX RIDDLE

Louisville, April 3o.-(NEA)-l
expect to see Boxthorn win Colonel
Edward Riley Bradley's fifth Ken
lucky Derby at Churchill Downs on
Saturday.
Boxthorn. Commonwealth. Nellie
Flag. I look for them to finish In
some such order. provided Ill three
get to the post In good shape.
Favorable weather has been late in
arriving ct the training grounds Of
Derby hopefuls. Few. II any, save
the winter racers viii be In top form
for % srueling . mile and . quarter
race. Most Of the others are untried
q 3.year.olds. Their ability to race
IN high class company under 126
pounds and over Q distance Il entirely
. matter Of conjecture.
Boxthorn was . fine 2.year -old,
however. Not one Of the best, per-
haps, but stu one Of promise. Ger
tainly he was . far better horse than
Brokers' Tip, and the field he will
have to beat viii be, II anything, less
brilliant than the one composed OF
Head Play, Ladysman, Mr.. Khayyam,
and the others beaten By the son Of
Black Toney.
Commonwealth Closes Well
Commonwealth finishes well. He
has not been given . real stiff test,
either Is . juvenile or q Z 3-year
old. He tired in his race against Plat
Eye and Sun Fairplay. But . hard
race should have done him . world Of
good, and the past two weeks have
further aided his cause.
Nellie Flag was. In our eyes, the
only high class Juvenile Of last year.
No one who saw her races In the
Matron stakes, Selma or Kentucky
Jockey club stakes can fail to deny
she has great speed. Though nervous,
she can be rated back Of . pace.
looks like q distance runner, and Is
bred to be one.
Chance Sun, the winter book fav-
orite. does not appear to be ready.
Trainer Pete Coyne has had to force
his charge In good weather and bad.
Chance Sun has appeared tired In
some Of his recent trials.
Chance Sun has never proved his
ability on . fast track. There prob.
ably Is no reason why he shouldn't,
but the fact remains that his Flu.
turity and Grand Union Hotel stakes
victories were scored In the mud.
Omaha Clumsy
Omaha seems somewhat drawn, q
though the Derby preparation had
been too much for him. His action
Is rather clumsy, and though he Is
no doubt . colt Of class, . large field
will do much to hurt his chances.
Psychic Bid Is Z horse Of tremend-
Gus speed, but IN uncertain one at
best. and certainly not one to lay the
family plate on. His staying quail
ties are open to doubt. The latter
factor makes u lay off the superbly
conditioned Roman Soldier. q well,
although this one u . strong threat.
Today, Plat Eye, and Sailor Beware
must be given fun consideration.
But Today and Fiat I'VE are front
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proved . mud lark. Pitter Pat was
second to Bird Flower In the Albany
Handicap. also run In mud.
Thereafter, Pitter Pat engaged In
eastern stakes. but got nothing.
Shipped to California with Faireno
and others, he took Q second to Blue
beard. spotting the Coe horse IL
pounds.
Filter Pat gave Ted Clark five
pounds In the Santa Margarita hand
leap. The track was muddy, q med
iuln which Pitter Pat seems to like,
but TED Clark, besides being . sprint
er. Is = good mudder, and he beat the
eastern horse by half q length.
In subsequent races, Pitter Pat did
little, often appearing to sulk.
As . Derby contender Pitter Pat
seems In the second class. But should
the field turn out to be mediocre, he
might well turn into . useful running
partner for his more capable stable
mates.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tigers Swamp Browns

st. Louis-TTe Detroit Tigers
swamped the st. Louis Browns 10
to O.
r. H. E.
Detroit ........ 40 O01 O93-18 Is o
st. Louis ....... 900 600 600 Z 3
Bridges and Cochrane; Newsom,
Walkup, Weiland and Hemsley.
As Bow to Red Sox
Philadelphia-The Athletics lost
another ball game, bowling to the
Boston Red Sox in the eleventh, 10
to 8.
r. H. E.
Boston 49,. $50 600 o3o o2-1o 10 /
Philadelphia 100 400 300 O0-8 IA 2
I'll innings)
Rhodes, H. Johnson. Wilson. Wal
berg, WEIGH and Terrell: Benton,
Caster, Cascarella and Foxx.
Comes Blanks Senators
New York-Vernon Hefty) Gomez.
shutout the Washington Senators
with four hits as the New York
Yankees won to 0.
Washington -. 900 600 600 4 o
New York 80. 600 10 O0x-2 8 O
Burke and Bolton; Gomez and
Dickey.
Chicago at Cleveland, postponed,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cubs Down Pirates

Chicago-The Chicago Cubs put on
= 10-ran attack In the eighth inning
. and then stopped the Pirate rally In
the ninth to win u to II.
r. H. Z.
Pittsburgh 80. 4ol 01o 0 32-l2 u Q
Chica9o ...... 900 400 0l0x-12 Il 0
Hoyt. salveson. Swift and Padden:
Warneke, Joiner, Casey. Kowalik.
Carleton. French, Bryant and Hart
uett.
rhillies Lese Eighth
Doston-The Philadelphia Nation
IL suffered tl1sir eighth consecutive
deSeat wl,en downed b. the Boston
r. n. =.
Fhiladelphia -. 90 90 COOS - !
0oston ......... 90 GA 0ox-7 > l
Walt1s, Bowman. peUul0 and
wilson. Todd: Detts, Benton and
=. Deaa Huusblss 1sds
oln0lnnati-Wlth Paul Dean hold
~ ~ Rods hitlesg until the fourth.
- Lnuis defsated Olnctnnah Z e :.
j. 81. =
q. lesis ...... 90 eos oos-7 . !
0ln1l1nn1l ...... 90 81 olo-3 : .
I 0oon an6 Deyi1: 1gennan, 1te1-1
- ~ Oomposll. st s. f...5
e oomoe
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Pitter Pat Is one Of the seven horses
which william Woodward nominated
for the Kentucky Derby Of May I.
A son Of Pennant, out Of Ruth
Law, . daughter Of Broomstick, Pit
ter Pat represents the Domino
Broomstick cross which proved %
potent In the blood Of Equipoise.
From appearances, however, Pitter
Pat will prove no second Chocolate
Soldier" and may be little better than
. running mate for one Of the other
Belair stud steeds-prohably Omaha,
Gallant Prince. or Vicaress.
After nabbing . second In his first
start, Pitter Pat prevailed In the
Flash Stakes.
Chance Sun and others whipped
Pitter Pat In the Grand Union Hotel
Stakes, but the woodward juvenile
was away poorly, and Chance Sun
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Sees Bright Future
For Babe as Golfer

Dallas, Texas, April 30.-R)-A
golfing career that may make Miss
Mildred (Babe) Didrikson the
worlds greatest" was foreseen Tues
day by the man who gave the fem.
mime star Of the 1882 Olympics her
first lesson In the royal and ancient
game.
within q few months Babe should
be the worlds greatest woman golfer. "
declared George Aulbach, Dallas
Country club professional, In discus
sing the rise Of the one-time basket
ball-track star as q golfer.
The girl last week won the wolm-
ems Texas Coli Association tourna-
ment.
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Bush Lacquer Given
L0ng-Awaited Chance

Washington. April 30. - IN = A
spindly fellow, burnt brown. serving .
bali players lifetime In the bush
leagues, finally drew . friendly nod
from fortune and. In the twilight Of
his pitching days. has blossomed into
one Of baseball,s best relief hurlefS.
For more than ten years Leon
Petit tossed his offerings across the
plates Of minor leagues, turning In
creditable Jobs. But for oue reason
or another he never got the eau "a
the show. He Is now with Washing
ton and looks good.
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sHaig' Sees Old Guard
Winning Open Crown

Detroit, April 30.-(R)-Walter Ha-
gen. admitting that youth must be
served-eventually," isn't willing to
do any Of the serving just yet, he
said optimistically Tuesday as he be-
gan training for the national open
golf championships this June at Oak
mont, Pa.
THE Haig,' holder Of about 30
championships In % years Of links
competition, sees q chance for one Of
the 'old guard" TO win the open
crown because Of the Thickness Of
Oakmounts traps and general lay
out.
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fs;;45f$Rtsg;s
BY Ahern


10y VU0 ASoVCb8SGO 8kSDOI
Freddie Lindstron1, Cubs-Led
attack on Pirate pitching with
home run, double and single, driv-
ing in two runs and scoring three.
Vernon Gomez, Ya nkees-
Banked Senator's with four hits.
Bing Miller, Red Sox-Singled
with bases filled In eleventh to
beat Athletics.
Tommy Bridges. Tigers-Allow.
ed Browns seven hits and won by
shut out.
Paul Dean, Cardinals Stopped
Reds with six hits and famed
five.
Lars Benton, Braves-fIis ef-
fective relief pitching helped
Braves to victory over Phillies.
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MA yl9RRddEEB499
NV the Associated Press)
NATIONAL LEAGUE

(By the Associated Press)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting - Hogan, Braves. .A4S:
Vaughan, Pirates, 40.
Runs - ]. Moore, Phillies, IL:
Vaughan, Pirates, Taylor and Frey.
Dodgers, IL.
Hits-Vaughan, Pirates, 20: J. Moore,
PhillieS, 20.
Home runs ~ Canilu and J. Moore.
Phillies, 8.
Pitching-Blanton, Pirates, Derrtn-
ger, Reds, and Warneke, Cubs. SO
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting-Foxx. Athletics. sol: john
son, Athletics, .377.
Runs-Bonura. White 6ox, II; Hayes,
White Sox, -.
Hits-0ehrinyer, Tigers, and John.
son, Athletics, 20.
Home runs-Bonlra, White Sox. 8:
johnson. Athletics. 5.
Pitching - Hadley, Senators, and
Whitehead. White Sox, 80.