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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-17
Cox, Pinto Support
Wrestling Card

Promoter Joe Turner's wrestling
card for Thursday night at Grit
fifth Stadium was completed today,
with some new and old faces work
ing in support of the headline one
fall-to-a-finish match between
Ernie Dusek, the Nebraska wild
cat. and Able Coleman, the Polish
boy with the ape man tactics.
Joe Cox, the Kansas KraSher, is
matched with Stanley Pinto. Wal
ter Podolock, health instructor
takes a shot at Bobby Roberts,
formerly Of Dayton University.
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Suburban Country club
TOURNEY Lures Golf AceS
BANNER FIELD
SLATED TO open
PLAY THURSDAY
BY CHICK KENNY

ny On4NA NGNNG
Suburban Country Club Of Bal
timore pops off with its much
heralded invitation golf event
starting Thursday morning.
The affair, which has been
more or less dormant for the last
several years, has been revived
much to the delight Of not only
the Baltimore divoteers, but those
in the Washington area.
Last night the pairings were
made and bright and early this
morning., sure enough Nathan
Kaufman, chairman Of the
event, forwards the list Of Wash
ington performers who will 60
after what they can get in a golf
ing way.
KAUFMAN BUSY
Late last week Kaufman was
busy in an attempt to locate Levi
Yoder, the Kenwood ace, in order
to send him an invitation to the
affair. Nate was unable to pro
cure Lewis address, which may
account for the reason why Yoder's
name does not grace the pairings.
However, attention Is called to Mr..
Yoder, that he is wanted for this
play and that his invitation is
awaiting for him.
But now for hasty glance over
our entries in this tip.top tourney.
A splendid field is set to repre-
sent Pa Washington including
Bobby Brownell, Ralph Quinter,
Volrey Burnett, Martin McCar.
thy, Billy Dettweiler, Harvey
johnson and a flock Of other well
knowns.
As usual, Washington stands q
dandy chance to up and Snag the
top prize. Just as a matter Of
record, I'll pin the wad on Bur
nett's bespectacled nose to bag the
apple.
PAIRED WITH LOCALS
Unfortunately our listings do
not include the entire Baltimore
troupe other than those laddies
who are paired with Washington
isns. There's Otto Greiner Of Hill
lendale. though. the powerful kid
who is the some stuff on Balti-
more fairways at the present time.
And then there is Nate Kauf-
mann, jr., Of the host club and
that Elkridge pair, Jack Potts and
Alex Knapp. =
Other Baltimoreans who have
entered play but who are not in
clUded in the list below and who
are expected to be right up there
at the top of the heap are Spen-
Ger Overton, the former Maryland
State titlist and Johnny Farrell.
another crack scholastic ace, who
stands up we'll in top flight Mary
land amateur company.
The pairings Of Washingtonians
follow:
1O:45-otto Greiner. Hillsdale: Robert
Brownell. Manor; Nathan Kaufman. jr..
suburban.
Robert Goldman, suburban; Ken Lafferty.
11:270Ralph ouintsr. jr.. chevy
Chase: George Hess, Suburban; Dawson
Farber, Sparrows Point.
1l:3s-Tome Cole. Hillsdale: Robert
Harrison, jr., Catoctin; ]. Maddox.
Manor.
1:S3-Robert Jones. Hillendale: Leo
Cullinanne, Kenwood; Albert Rosetta,
Kenwood.
i:Ss~Martin Mccarthy. Beaver Dam;
John Armacost, Hillsdale; James Godin.
Congressional
1:l5-Walter McCullum, Washington;
John Potts, Elkridge; Alex Knapp, Elk
1:S1-Billy Dettweilet. Congressional;
Carl Shook, Catoctin; Harvey o. john
SON, Columbia.
2:2f-Herman Stump, Green Springs;
James Cosgrove, Manor: Francis Barker.
Green Springs.
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Printer Baseball Tourney
Resumes Play Today

Secondary play in the twentyeventh international union
printers baseball tournament here got under this morning
at IL o'clock, with five games listed.
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Your 10.
By Shirley Spencer

This Is a matching test. Be-
low are 10 names and also 10
designations. Can you match
them correctly in six minutes?
Score 10 for each correct match
ing.
l. Rockwell Kent-Dramatist
2. Tommy
Hitchcock--DeSigner
8. Norman Bel
Geddes--Pole vaulter
4. Edward Sheldon illustrator
S. Sueo Ohe--Polo player
6. Ralph DePalma-Golfer
7. John Russell
Pope--Marathoner
8. Horton Smith-Architect
9. Clarence DeMar-Baritone
10. John Brownlee-Automobil
racer
ANSWERS on page 2S)
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RENTAL HUNTING
With Barbara Holmes

If YOU of the places described boO ~rte phone
or call on Barbara Holiness 1919 ST. ~ IT, Dist 500 or Dist 1000
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and ask for Miss Bell.
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Paddock Picks EN-
AT CUMBERLAND

sCRATCHED-Head Gear. schley Buck
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
MeLEMORE MAKES A BET
Edited by BURDETTE KiNNE
By HENRY McLEMoRE

YORK. Sept 0P-An individual in gabardne
shoulders approached know
ngly song slipped his cigarette into
talk the other) and
inquired:
a the fight buddy?"
Knowing Mamma told to talk to sranges
I simply fight" realize what letting
myself into vacant doorway and
yanked with slide rule could have
figured
Any any combination of all of em, psray
EN- anything you want"
interrupted fightng?" And of the thou
contemptuous his disdan
tops quickly turned smiles and explained all
the Polo Grounds
week
offering:
his welterwegh title against Ceferno
Aposto Mddeweght Champion Mar
Thi Abbers lightweight
crown his bantam championship
against Harry Jeffra.
odds didn't out but when he said
couldn't the four winners it
a mild shock say the
price against Ross, Aposoi, Escobar and
Apostoi Montanez Here
the odds other combinations;
6-Ross Apostoi Monanez and Jeffra; Ross Apostol AM
bes and Jeffra.
S-Apostol Escobar Ambers Aposto, Escobar
OlRoss Thi Montanez Escobar, Thl Ambers and Es
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
SAN DIEGO DROPS
TO THIRD PLACE
BY UNITED PRESS

Two chances occurred in first
division standings in the Pacific
coast league today as the teams
battled through the last week of
the regular season for first division
bonuses and places in the play-off
series which will begin Sept. 81,
Portland climbed into fourth
place, half a game in front of Los
Angeles. The San Francisco Seals
took sole possession of second place,
with San Diego dropping a game
behind into third.
Both the Seals and Portland won
their second straight last night
while Los Angeles and San Diego
were losing for the second straight
time.
A heavy batting attack in the
early innings, chiefly at the ex-
pense of Ernie Bonham, gave Port
land an 8-6 victory over Oakland
The Seals led all the way in beat
ing Los Angeles, 7-2.
The Missions Reds scored three
times in the eighth inning to beat
San Diego, 6-3
The Sacramento night
game went 16 innings before Seattle
succeeded in winning, Ga.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
.DET ROT CUTS
YANKEE LEAD
WITH VICTORY


NEW YORK, Sept. 16. U.p)-The
New York Yankees divided a dou-
header with the Cleveland In
dians Wednesday and had their
American league lead trimmed a
half game as the second place De-
troit, Tigers won.
The Yankees were bested 5-4 in
the 10-inning opener, then came
back to score 81 victory.
The Tigers came from behind
with three run, ninth inning rail-
ly to down Washington, 4-3.
A three-run splurge in the seventh
gave the Chicago White Sox a 5-3
victory over the Boston Red SoX,
and broke a three game losing
streak.
In the battle for the cellar, the
two contenders divided a double
header, Philadelphia winning the
first, 80, and st. Louis the second,
81.
The New York Giants and Chica-
go Cubs remained 21a games apart
in the battle for the National league
lead. The Giants maintained their
margin at the top with 7-2 tri-
umph over the Pittsburgh Pirates
Curt Davis limited Boston to six
hits as Chicago downed the Bees
So .... ..
Brooklyn and Cincinnati split 6
pair, the Dodgers dropping the op-
ener, Go, and winning the night
cap, 81.
st. Louis and Philadelphia bat
tied to a l3-inning 6-6 tie.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Sept. 16 tUP)-Short-
covering in the September delivery
of corn continued today on the Chi
cago board Of trade. The current
delivery advanced more than three
cents a bushel in quiet trading, in
face Of boost in margin require
ments.
At the close wheat was 7s to rs
cents higher, and oats unchanged
TO Is cent higher. Corn l l IA cents
higher. September reached S1.0s, be-
fore commission house selling be
came heavy enough to check the
advance. There was no let-up in
buying, however, and in the final
hour prices showed further gains.
other contracts Of corn. in sym
pathy with wheat, were lower for
the day at the close. Activity in
these deliveries was comparatively
light
Arrival of $4,000 bushels of old
corn was booked since late yester-
day but this, in addition TO reports
that 100, 900 bushel of Argentine corn
was coming here by way Of the
Great Lakes, failed u bring out
selling in the September delivery.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Sept. 16 CUP)-
Railroad shares led resumption OF
the advance on the stock exchange
today. Trading was lightest since
September 3.
Carrier issues turned active when
II was announced that DR.. William
Leiserson, federal mediator. had
brought railroad executives and
union heads together in their first
joint conference since he began
mediation efforts August IS. A
strikeless settlement was believed
in prospect.
Bonds firmed with stocks. Sept
ember corn featured grains with a
rise of nearly 5 cents a bushel on
what was believed u technical cor
ner.
Copper dealings aboard were al a
standstill with nomial quotations
showing a sharp decline. Copper
futures on the local market were
lower. This brought selling into cop
per shares but they rallied from
lows.
Atchison reached 81 3-4 up "a,
New York Central 80 up 2 IA; I'm
ion Pacific los up 2iR; Pennsylvania
1925 up Ia; and Chesapeake and
Ohio as up ] IA points.
er under lead of u. 5. Steel, which
Steels showed strong rallying pow
touched 81 Ia up 3 IA; ethlehem
was at S2ss up Is; Youngsto
Sheet and Tube bSh2 up ]; and Re
public Steel 307s up1.
American Can gained ?. Gains of
in Chrysler, Du Pont, General Mo
] 10 more than ? points were noted
tors, Westinghouse Electric and U.
s. Rubber.
Western Union touched 3s. a new
low Tor the year, out came back
10 around the previous close of "a
Ia. Farm issues made wide rallies
under lead of Deere, which rose Ia
ia. up 4. Case was at 147 y up 2R.
Utilities made small gains. Frac-
tional advances were noted in Col
umbia Gas, Consolidated Edison
and Electric Power and Light.
Dow Jones closing averages; In
dustrial 164.75 up 1.90; Railroad AZ
81 up 242; utility 1856 up 0.29.
Transactions approXimated $50,
600 shares compared with 1,14O,00i
shares Yesterday Curb transaction
approxfmated 1876, 900 shares com
pared with 24s, 900 shares yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
DON BULGE
DEFEATED BY
HEN. HENKEI.

LAKE FOREST, ILL.,, Sept. 16 UD
Red headed Don Bulge of Oak
land, Cal, was defeated Wednesday
for the first time since he won the
national tennis singles champion
ship and the crown at Wimbledon
this summer.
Henner Henkle, Germany's great
doubles player, subdued the Cali
fornian in straight sets, Ga, 1913,
in an international match at On
wentsia club.
Baron Gottfried Won Cramm, the
German Davis cup star and second
ranking player in the world, came
from behind to defeat Bobby Riggs,
national clay court title holder, OF
Los Angeles, 2-6, 8-6, Ga.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Sept. 16 CUP)-
Golden State creamery stock was
the only issue TO record a new low
price in sales on the Los Angeles
stock exchange today. 1t dropped
l IA TO on sale of 100 shares.
Otherwise, the market was irregular.
weak and slow.
Sales included: Transameriea l.,
100 shares IA, up Is; Roberts Pub.
Mkts 100 shares 6 IA. unchanged;
L A. Industries 100 shares Is, un-
changed; Bandini Oil 100 shares
AZ, unchanged; Hancock Oil 200
shares % Ia, UP 81; Richfleld Oil
900 shares 9B, up -, Richfield
warrants 500 at IL, unchanged; Re
public Petroleum 300 shares s IA,
up Is.
Union Oil moved down Is TO 229s
when 1,2O0 shares changed hands.
Others: Sunray Ooil 800 shares 3-f,
up Is; Wellington Oil 100 shares .,
unchanged; Claude Neon 100 shares
8. unchanged Emsco loo shares IL,
unchanged; Lockheed Aircraft 100
shares 1OE, unchanged; Menaseo
100 shares 2, unchanged; Yosemite
cement 100 shares !, unchanged; /;
Edison Common 100 shares %. un-
changed.
Approximate volume of sales, 10,-
500 shares with 10 issues up, six
down and 16 unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
L. A. VEGETABLES
90

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 16 CUP)-
Demand and tarding were generally
slow and prices about steady.
Asparagus: Local ex fey loose H.
12c ID. TIPS 2-3c.
CantaIoupes. Local HIS STD 16S
and 1sS 5O-6Oc. 24S and 27S 40-5Oe.
36S 25-30c. Melogolds STD IS ID los
40-50c.
Lettuce: Dry pack Guadalupe,
Lompoc and Santa Maria dozen
$165-s1.75; dozen $3.50 sI65.
Melons: Local Japanese STD
crates SIS to 16S 40-5Oc. Honeydews
STD. IS to les 30-40c.
Peaes: Guadalupe, Santa Maria
and Pismo pole 7-7R.- eros 6-6 u C.
Squash: Local white summer lug
75-S5c. Italian lark 90.S1o9; Light
$4,000. Yeellow crOokneck 75-SOc.
Tomatoes: Local stones lugs 4x5s
65-75c. 5x5S and 5x6 1880 6x6S
6O-65. Oxnard 4x5S sO-85c. 5x5S and
5x6S 75-85c. Globes 4x5S s5-S9c. 5x5
Ss1 .OO-S1.15; 6x6S 75-90c. San Diego
stones 4x5S 75-9Oc. 5x5S 1851 90;
Santa Maria Globes 4x5S Sl.0O; 5x5
Sl.15-$1.25; 6x6S 75-9Oc.
No report released Friday, Sept II
Holiday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
T. HefzeI
Installed
Favorife a


Frank Hetzel, winner of last
weeks main event at the FL Centre
speedway, was today established the
favorite in the 40 lap grind Friday
night despite the fact Defending
Champion Hardin Young is expect
ed to enter the main event with his
speedy No. l.
Hetzel drove brilliantly to cop first
place last week and reported that
his car is in better running order
for this weeks events.
Hobe Herrick, Young, Wes An
derson, Fred Davis and Bud Vess
are slated to give Hetzel more than
little competition and Claude
Herrick is also regarded as threat.
Miniature midget races will also
be held again this week. Gene Os-
walt was the betting favorite.
| Races start at $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
HEAT FATAL TO
ANOTHER ONE;
TOLL IS NOW Is

Imperial Valley heat claimed an
other victim Wednesday night to
bring the total to 70 for the season.
Ascension Savala, 48, Hrawley
farm laborer, died in the Brawley
park at AIS o'clock. He was lying
ON the grass in the shade when
Beatty johnson noticed he was
having difficulty in breathing.
Brawley police were called to OBJ
tain the services of a physician.
The Mexican was dead when ply
sician arrived.
He had been employed by the
Girard company. He had been
drinking steadily for two days,
County Coroner Herbert Hughes
said. Death was attributed to heat
and alcoholism. The body was taken
to the Thornton undertaking es-
tablishment in Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16

The Hogue-Villegas battle is the
second important lightweight elm
ination battle to decide the county
championship Bigboy Hogue de-
feated Jimmie Allen last week in
the first elimination bout as he
began a defense of his crown
The winner of the Hogue-Villegas
bout viii qualify to meet Bigboy
Hogue should Shorty win. and the
odds favor him, a flip Of a coin
will decide the championship. for
an A.AU. ruling prohibits a bout
between brothers.
Manuel Ortiz meets Kid Es-
calona in the semi-windup and
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16

Joe Halman tangles with Dan De-
laney in a special event.
Sammy Shinn, San Diego sailor
who came within an ace of beating
Johnny Dean two weeks ago, will
trade punches with Frank Jackson
in the fourth bout. Jackson also
dropped a decision to Dean and
is anxious to get a return match
with the marine A win over Shinn
will give him that chance.
Ike Blair viii tackle Joe Gotta,
Jimmie Wilson and Jose Lastro will
toss gloves at each other and Ray
Rogers will meet Al Mccoy in the
preliminary bouts.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
Tennis Players Open
Elimination Play

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 16 CUP)-
Two hundred men. women and boys
today. began a tiresome grind of ell
miniation matches for positions on
five singles brackets of the 18th
annual Pacific southwest tennis
championships.
Only foreign and top ranked
American players-most of them
still enroute here-were automati-
cally qualified for places on the
championship draws of the two
most important titles: The mems
singles, held by j. Donald Bulge OF
Oakland, and the Women's singles,
defended by Gracyn Wheeler OF
Santa Monica
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Sept. 16 (UP)-
Hogs 300, 25 cents lower. Grain feds
11.75-12.50. Locals IL.
Cattle 500, holdovers 243. Fully
steady medium steers SO. Mexicans
6.35-6.6O. leshy fed steers SIS. Med
ium heifers, 7.10-S. Cows 5.50-6. rs.
Cutter grades 3.5U-5.25. Bulls quot
ted TO $50. Calves 100 steady, ew
yealers to 1915. Calves S.25.
Sheep none. All classes quoted
steady
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
Final Details of
Farm Plan Drawn

WASHINGTON, sept. 16 CUP)-
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A.
Wallace today prepared with the
help of state farm leaders the final
details of the 1888 soil conserva-
ton program slashipg the acreage
of major agricultural products.
The l18 farm representatives sum-
moned here to discuss the program
planned to wind up their meeting
this afternoon. They expressed
general satisfaction" with the plan.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16

Naito and Gillette have an inside
track on line positions but several
second stringers showed promise in
last nights blocking and tackling
drills.
In Brawley Coach Erskine con-
tinued to drive his charges through
heavy workouts in preparation for
their opening game against Gross
mont. Ellis showed up we'll in the
backfield. Covington and Walker
put their Calexico and Holtville
squads through the PAGES.
Kita. Rambeaux and Mendoza
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
Elks, Buick
Mix Saturday

Elks softballers will close the 1887
softball season in the Ell Centre
park Saturday night when the Ell
Centre city league champions meet
a strong San Diego Buick team.
The game is scheduled for 8:l5
and will bring together two of the
southwest's greatest pitchers, Joe
Hurst for the Elks and Eddie Myers
for San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
Henry Armstrong Meets
New York Featherweight

NEW YORK, Sept. Is (UP)-
Madison Square Gardens summer
boxing season ends tonight with
Henry Armstrong, featherweight
title claimant from San Francisco,
clashing with Johnny De Foe OF
New York in the 10 round feature
bout. Armstrong is a heavy favorite.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
RESERVE MATERIAL GETS
CALL AT SANTA CLARA

SANTA LARA, Sept. 16 CUP)-
Reserve material was called on by
Coach Buck Shaw today to COM
plete his tentative opendng squad.
Tony Mazzini, 227 pound senior,
was sent into left tackle position
to replace Frank Cope, who suffer-
ed an injured ankle.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
STINER WORRIES OVER
KEY POSITIONS

CORVALLIS, Ore, Sept. 16 CUP)
Coach Lon Stiner of the Oregon
State college grid team continued
efforts today to fill in key positions
left open by graduations and ineli-
gibilitV
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
PHELAN SEEKS MORE
REPLACEMENT MATERIAL

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. 16 CUP)
Coach Jimmy Phelan viewed his
University Of Washington gridders
with approval today but continued
To seek further material for re-
placements.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
Flight Results -

NEW YORK-Walter Woods, 16l
3-4. New York. stopped Jose Rodri-
guez, l54 ga, Puerto Rico CD; Au-
gustin Arellano $50 Ia, Texas. out
pointed Grover Barnes, 1885, New
York go.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16

Wandering dogs killed thirty-nine
rabbits OF market size recently at
the T. j. Kellogg ranch, Chula Vista
San Diego County.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16

Both state and growers are col
lecting evidence TO be presented at
the peach mosaic trial TO be held
in San Bernardino in October.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
Ortiz Claim to
Calf. Flyweight
Title Challenged

Joting Joe Villegas chance win the Imperial Valley
championship, title he lost to Bigboy Hogue
five months ago. will depend his showing tonight in
the main event the Ell Centre athletic club when he tan
giles with Shorty Hogue Bigboy's twin brother
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
Markets At
A Glance
CBy United Press)

tBy United PressD
Stocks higher under lead of rails.
Bonds higher; L. $. government
issues irregularly higher.
Curb stocks irregularly higher.
Foreign exchange generally firm;
French franc easy.
Cotton off about 35 cents a bale.
Grains irregularly lower. wheat
offh II is cents; September corn
up As.
Rubber lower.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
CASH FLAX

Tomato growers Of Ventura coun-
ty are paying pickers 6 cent per box
plus a bonus Of cent TO those who
finish the sason.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16

looked good in Calexico preps, Mi
yahar and Triesen were outStand-
ing during Holtville workouts.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
Grid Practice Session Sbeeded Up
EI CentrO FOOtbalIers
In First Stiff Workout

Practice stepped at the E Centre grdron last night
through the sfest practice
the with signal drill
and Milton Daron did ball carrying
in the drills Taylor the first
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 16 UP)-
Security First Natr .. no quot
Transamerica ... les 13%
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
L. A. HAY

(These prices represent wholesale
quotations.. Retail prices generally
run u 90 higheil.)
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
CO7'TON
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 16 UP)
L. A. BANKS

Spots steady, midCIng ssS; sales
1927.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
q. q. A. Al BUTTER e EGGS

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 16 tUPl-
Butter. Extra SIC; prime first 35c;
standard 341s; undergrade &c.
Evening star., 1937-08-14
PAIR SLAB STREAkS
OF Nineteen WINS
Comedies and Kohlman. Salisbury
Aces. Threaten Record for
Organized Base Ball.

BY Ine ASSOcsteC PRESS.
I mi ESs something happens TO
check the ans zing performs noes
Of George Comellas and Joe Kohl
man. ace hurlers Of the Salisbury In
dams Of rhe Eastern Shore League.
organized base balls record for con-
secutive pitching victories is going to
take tumble
Both Comellas and Kohlman have
won 10 strsight games this season
Equally as remarkable as their in
one team should have two pitchers
capable of turning in so msny vic
tories.
Old Rube Marousrd won 10 games
for the New York. Giants in 1912 to
set q ma ior lesgne record. King"
Carl Hubbel. present meal ticket"
OF the Giants. strung together "a wins
last year and this year. But the
record books fail to show where two
pitchers on one team ever won 10
straight before
Together. Comellas. native OF
Havana. Cuba, and Kohlmsn, prod
uct OF Atlantic City, N. j.. won SO
asmes-one more than the number Of
wins Salisbury officially is credited
with ct present.
The reason for the discreps ncy is
that Salisbury was forced TO forfeit
81 wins in June for violating league
rule. The Indians now ore in fifth
place, one game behind Centreville.