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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11
AFTER MOTOR CYCLE MARK

IL @.-Joe Petrai, motor cycle
racing champion. here to try to break
the world straightaway speed record
Of 1872 miles an hour for motor cycles,
made three test runs on the beach.
The last dash was timed over one
tenth Of mile at approximately l25
miles an hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11

Unity put an end to Mount
Peasants winning streak in
the Eastern Star League after
the last place team had won IL
games in a row. Corille Scar
let's 124 and 1888 were the
damaging blews.
The front-running Mizpah team
went three games in the lead by win
ming the rubber from the runner-up,
Joseph H. Milans quint. Washington
Centennial lost ground when Hattie
Hanson, loop scorer, shot 10 in the
deciding game. Kitty Dove featured
Lebanon's 81 win from Bethany with
Treaty Oak scoring twice over Miriam
with Mildred La Vote rolling 308 set.
Alma Dorsey's 314 was tops for the
losers.
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BYRD QUITS DIAMOND.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March II
pl.-Sam Dewey Byrd, former Gin
cinnati outfielder. has announced he's
giving up base ball to become asso-
ciated with Ed Dudley of the Phila-
delphia Country Club as a profes-
sional golfer.
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WOLVERINES ARE STRONG

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March II
P).-Michigan' national champion
ship crew will be the favorite to cop
the Big Ten swimming title here this
week end when Western Conference
teams will compete at the Indiana pool
in the twenty-seventh annual meet.
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A, A. U, TO COOPERATE.

NEW YORK, March Il R-Jere.
miah T. Mahoney. president of the
Amateur Athletic Union, has an
nounced the A. A. US complete CO.
operation" in the "Pan-American
Olympic Games" to be held as part
Of the Pan-American Exposition at
Dallas, Tex, from June 80 to July 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11
SETTLE BASKET TITLE
Federal Alcohol Favorite Over
Caseys in Rubber Game.

The basket ball championship of the
Roosevelt Community Center will be
at stake tonight when Federal Alcohol
and the Knights of Columbus meet in
the rubber game of their three-game
series. Roosevelt Highs gym is the
scene of the contest.
Federal Alcohol has been established
as slight favorite due to the addition
OF Sid Gordon of Wilson Teachers
College and Harry Silverman, ertswhile
Roosevelt ace. The winner will repre-
sent the Roosevelt Center in the city,
wide play-off series among center
champions.
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PITT HAS SHOT AT TIE
Must Beat Hillmen to Finish Even
With Temple in Court Loop.

SpcSAni blepdlCQ W / lie star.
MORGANTOWN, W. Va, March
1l.-Pittsburghs basket ball team has
been given chance to tie for the
Eastern Intercollegiate Conference
championship, but to capitalize on the
opportunity it must beat the five that
gave 1t that chance-West Virginia.
The Mountaineers' 1899 victory
over the league leading Temple quin-
tet here last night was the Owls third
defeat in league competition which
ended with the game. If Pitt, already
defeated three times, can defeat West
Virginia in the closing game Saturday
night it will have a record of seven
victories as against three defeats
the same as Temples.
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Jimmy Smith Too Good.
TO SETTLE a question in the minds

TO SETTLE question in the minds
of many bowlers who are planning
to roll in the Bill Wood Sweepstakes
Saturday, their averages must be
under LOT. The discussion arose last
night when Jimmy Smith, who was
in bouyant mood through rolling
top scores in the C. G. P Telephone
League, a game Of 14l and set of
SOL, had filled out an entry blank
ready to turn in when he was in
formed his average of lot and a
fraction was too high to allow him
to enter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11

TOUR clubs, HeuIich Brewers,
~ Occidental Restaurant. Rose
Liquor Store and Washington
Brewery swing into the final
series of the District League tonight
waging hard fight for the champion
ship.
Lucky Strike will have an outside
chance if it wins three games from
Convention Hall in postponed match.
But one guess is as good as another
as to the ultimate winner. Last years
winning Heurich team is holding a
one-game edge in the flag chase, hav-
ing taken the lead last week for the
first time this season after an uphill
battle. Occidental, the runner-up, is
two games up on Rose Liquor Store
and Washington Brewery.
And just as exciting as the
team race is the conflict for
individual supremacy.
Ollie Pacini. the Washington Brew
cry ace, is out in front with an aver
age Of l2432 for SO games. The run
ner-up position is deadlocked between
Perez Wolfe and Joe Harrison, with
each rolling at a 124-6 pace, IS pins
back of Pacini.
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v. M. I. ADDS END COACH

LEXINGTON, Va, March IL R).-
James Edwin (Jimmy) Walker, cap
tain of Alabamas foot ball team in
1895 and coach at Eldorado, Ark, last
season, has been engaged as end
tutor to assist Coach 'Pooley" Hubert
at Virginia Military Institute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11
TRACK TEAM is DATED

M. & M. Slated for Seven Dual
Meets, Conference Games.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, March II
P).-Seven dual meets and participa-
ton in the annual Southern Confer
ence outdoor games are included on
the 1887 William and Mary track
schedule.
The list:
March-21. Dartmouth.
April, " NJ. I. here: 10. Hampden-
sydney =. Richmond; "a. U. North
Carolina. Chapel Hill
May. Maryland, College Park: l4-l5,
conference meet.
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qua1e Garden Is Losing It's Srungehod Fistic Game
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Today year ago-Bryan (Bitsy)
Grant named South's No. l tennis
player for fourth straight year.
Three years ago-Ky Laf1oon
won $4,000 Atlanta open golf tour
ney with 286.
Five years ago-Alex Wilson,
Notre Dame, lowered world indoor
440-yard record to 493 seconds as
Irish won Central Track meet.
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YALE'S STRING GROWS.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March II
P.-Yale's swimming team ran its
string Of consecutive victories to 1863
by submerging Princeton. 58-l9. The
Eli swimmers captured eight out Of
nine first places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11

- toward the dubious distinction
Of becoming Washington's favorite viii
lain tonight at Turner's Arena when
he squirms with Jack Hader, who also
is well stocked in the unorthodox tricks
Of the graphing game.
Baxter, 1t seems, was pilot until
four years ago. when his plane crashed
at Westport, N. j., Airport. Laverne,
and II ever a name was misleading,
that's it, must have liked the sensation
OF broken bones, for Immediately upon
release from the hospital ne turned to
the mat for a livelihood.
In his first appearance here the
STRAIGHTFORWARD pachyderm impressed
local fans as the worst mailman ever
wished on them. AS a hero he was a
choice flop, SO Laverne turned villain
and has made amazing progress in
that role
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BELLOISE GETS MATCH
Will Sub for spoldi Against Arm
strong, Coast Feather.

NEW YORK, March II (PJ-Henry
Armstrong, Pacific Coast feather
weight, will make his New York debut
in Madison Square Garden tomorrow
night against Mike Belloise of New
York instead Of Aldo Spoldi, Italian
lightweight
Spoldi reported to the New York
State Athletic Commission he had in
jured his left hand in training.
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FAILS FIRST TIME
;S|NCE TEX'S RULE
BraddoCk-Louis Battle in
Chicago Is Tip-off on
Shift of Power.
BY ALAN GOULD,
Associated Press Sports Editor.

n YEW YORK, March ll-Noth-
nj ing could reveal more strik-
v inely the shift in heavyweight
1stiana's balance of power"
than the present set-up for the Jim
Braddock-Joe Louis title match in
Chicago, with the Madison Square
Garden Corp. on the outside for the
first time since the late George Lewis
tTex) Richard interested Wall Street
IN pugilistic playthings.
The Garden still has the privilege
OF tossing few legal punches in be-
half of its contract for Braddock to
fight Max Schmeling for the title in
New York June 3. The Gardens
chief executive. John Reed Fitzpatrick,
an old Yale Blue insists he will fight
to the finish to stop the Chicago
match
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11
LEADS v. M. I. QUINT.

LEXINGTON, Va, March II R.-
jackson Yulee Read of Miami Beach,
Fla, has been elected captain of the
V. M. I. basket ball team for 1878.
He has been regular guard for two
seasons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11
BOXING FINALS SLATED
Amateur Ringmen Will Settle
CHAMPIONSHIPS March 81.

Wednesday night of Easter week,
March 81, has been set as the date for
the finals Of the local amateur boxing
championships. The date originally
was March q. but was changed be-
The tournament will begin on March
20 with the semi-flnals scheduled for
March a. All bouts will take place
at Turner's Arena.
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Mount Pleasant Streak Ends.

CREAM TOPS two-game win from
the pace-setting Wholesalers who
are likely to walk in with the Chest
nut Farms-Chevy Chase Dairy League
flag. gained second place when the
District Men dropped to third by be-
ing bumped three times by Vita
man D.
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ice Harrison Ambit;oas.

PILL KRAUSS is At sticks behind
- the leader. Aston Clarke is IN
fifth position with 122-57, trailing
Pactni by l0l pins. Out Of the lot Joe
Harrison is the only one to win the
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WRESTLER ON RADIO.

Laverne Baxter, Jack Hader's OPP
ponent in the feature wrestling bout
at Turner's Arena tonight, will be
interviewed on Tony Wakeman's
sports program over Station VOL at
6 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11
NAVY 0ARSMAN SHIFTS
Swanson of Varsity Squad Goe.

to U. of Washington.
Special Dispatch to The Star
ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 1.-THE
Naval Academy has lost an excellent
oarsman, and the University of Wash
ington will gain one through the
transfer of Harry Swanson, midship-
man from Nebraska, who resigned and
entered the Pacific Coast institute.
Swanson roWed on the Plebe crew
last year and had been placed in the
varsity boat this season.
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BrOOkland Baptist Church al
ready is hustling for entries for
its sweepstakes scheduled at
Silver Spring April z.

The entry fee is 81 and first prize
will be $3.50; second, 81, and third,
$3.50.
It's limited to bowlers with averages
of 1l2 and under, with a two-thirds
handicap based on the scratch figure.
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Varied Sports

College Basket Ball.
West Virginia, 40; Temple, 80.
Western Kentucky, 81; Murray
(KyD, 80. CFinal game, Southern
intercollegiate A. A. tournament
College Swimming.
st. Thomas, a.; Hamline, 80.
Monmouth, AZ; Knox, 80.
College Fencing.
st. Johns (Annapolis), 8; v. M.
l., 3.
Eastern Amateur Hockey.
New York Ro1ers, /: Hershey
Bears, /. (Overtime)
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ARMSTRONG GETS
MUCH RING ACTION
Feather Title Claimant to
Box Be|Ioise Tomorrow,
Spo|di Week Later.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, March lin the
M crush of headlines over Max
v uzaak Walton) schmeling'a
$250,000 bait for = heavy
weight title fight in Berlin, the job
Henry Armstrong has cut out for him.
self was somewhat overlooked until
today
But Fight alley, still somewhat
shell-shocked from yesterdays rapid
FIRE activities, looked over the pro-
ceedings today and decided Mr.. Arm
strong is In for busy week against
little Mike Belloise tomorrow night
and Aldo Spoldi the following Friday.
Spoldi Is Given Stay.
WIN or lose, Armstrong, who Is
recognized In various places
outside of New York-as featherweight
champion, can't blame any one but
himself. He was to have met Spoldi
tomorrow night in Madison Square
Garden. The Italian lightweight,
however, turned up with an injured
hand yesterday and the State Athletic
Commission granted him a week S
stay.
Madison Square Garden promptly
announced it would insert Belloise,
recognized New York title holder, in
Spoldi's place. Armstrong then spoke
right up with the challenge that he
would meet Belloise tomorrow and
SDOldi the following week
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BAXTER STRIVING
F0RM0RE HATRED
Favored Mat Villain Faces
Hader, Also Talented in
Accusing Fans.

T AVERNE BAXTER, an aviator
slightly off his course, will at
tempt to move another notch
tnu,arJ thu J,h;o,s co
The daily independent., 1937-08-03

lee, it was all over. Endeavour II
lost way, had to ease off to pick
up speed, and the day was lost.
She seemed almost iStless on the
way in, her heel down as she Piled
through a roughening sea, unable
even to make race OF it.
Once Ranger got the wind IN
her teeth, Vanderbilt wheeled her
into the lead and held it. Ranger
worked to windward on the first
leg in an hour and At minutes,
travelled the second in an hour
and came home in SIS minutes.
Sopwith took Endeavour II up
the bay to Bristol Immediately al
ter the race to have her bottom
looked over. Speculation was as
varied as it was vague as to what
happened. 1t was believed the
Briton's keel may have snagged
one of the lobster pots which dot
the racing lanes; and it was also
rumored Sopwith has ordered a
new reaching sail for nghter
winds It was expected he would
! change ballast.
The daily independent., 1937-08-03
Jaybirds will Play
lEanteo Wednesday
Nu,iacc l}TuEisoy TO t'ilch ;
Forbes viii Catch
By PETE HASTE

The JayD.: d. Will travel TO
Man.CJ to take on the strong Is
lauG lCam tCI.0r:oW attC!HUOn.
Tie Manteo team Las been try
ing 10 schedule a game with the
Jays .ince the season began but
the two teams could not get to-
gcthcr for the weekend and 20
q mld-WCck game is TO be played.
In order to fill the engagement
with Manteo The Jays had TO CAN
Gel their same with the South
Norfolk Aces.
Manager Fearing stated that
Lefty Brum&ey viii start on the
mound for the Jays anG with
FolDe5 bghind the bat. Caddy
wiz has been doing the rcceiV-
ing so far this year will fill in
the outfield position made vacant
by the injury of ErVln Murden
newly acquired player. All of the
payer that were in uniform Sun
day vii make the trip and the
same team thav played in the
last same Of the double header
against CraGock vii. get the call
from the manager to start the
game.
Manteo's lineup could not be
learned but it is possible that
Sammy Kee will do the pitching
with Davis doing the receiving.
Earl Perry, an Elizabeth City boy
will be the main cog in the bat
ting machine for the Dare coun-
ty team. Others will probably be
JeSSup on first, Tillett on second,
BaSnight on third and Perry on
short. In the outfield will be
Allsbrook and White with the
third player to be named later.
The daily independent., 1937-08-03

fore he was injured last season
and lost to the squad then, will
also be back.
The freshman team last season
was one of the weakest in several
years. The team beat Virginia
and Wake Forest bur lost to
Duke. William and Mary, and N.
c. State.
The 1887 Football Schedule
Sept. 25-South Carolina at
Chapel Hill.
Oct. 2.-N. C. State at Raleigh,
N. C.
Oct. 9-New York University
at New York.
Oct. 16.-Wakc ForeS. at Wake
Forest, N. c.
Oct. 23.-Tulane at Chapel Hill.
Oct. 3O.-Fordham at Chapel
Hill.
Nov. 6.-Davidson at Davidson,
N. C.
Nov. 13.-Duke at Durham.
Nov. Virginia at Chapel
Hill.
The 1886 Football Record
North Carolina 14-Wake Forest
Z.
North Carolina 14-Tennessee
North Carolina 14-Maryland
0.
North Carolina 14-N. Y. U. IL.
North Carolina Tulane Fl.
Nor,h Carolina 21-N. c. State
6.
North Carolina 26-Davidson 6.
North Carolina Duke 27.
North Carolina ii - South
Carolina 0.
North Carolina 59-Virginia
IA.
The daily independent., 1937-08-03
CANADA AIDS VETERANS
IN REHABILITATION WORK

Ottawa, Ont, U.H "A $25O,00O
probational training scheme, de-
signed to aid war veterans to re-
establish themselves in the trades
they were engaged in before the
war, has been decided upon by
the Canadian government.
The government will pay part
of the wages of soldiers while
they are ere conditioning" them
selves in industries with which
they were familiar before they
lost their jobs during the depres-
sion.
Thte scheme will embrace both
Canadian and Imperial veterans
who actually served in the war.
1t will be administered by the
War Veterans Assistance Com
mission, the Employment Service,
the Canadian Legion and, where
necessary, other veterans organ
izations.
The daily independent., 1937-08-03
Nine Lettermen Lost by
Graduation; Capable
Requirements

Chapel Hill. Aug. with the
opening practice for the 1887
saeson just one month away.
football prospects at the Uni
verSity of North Carolina here
appear to De Iairiy good.
The material is expected to be
as good as last years, and may
be Just l b., better.
But any improvement in ma
terial will be partly offset by this
years schedule which, with Ford
ham as a newcomer. is expected
to be harder than QaSt season
when the Tar Heels lost only to
Tulane and Duke.
Nine lettermen will be lOSS by
graduation. They were Dick
Buck and Buck Mccain. ends;
John Trimpey, tackle; Van Webb
and Charlie McIver. guards;
Dick Dashiell, quarterback; Wal
lie Dunham and Bobbie Stewart,
halfbacks; and Jim HutcbinS,
fullback.
The absence of Buck and Hut
chins will be most keenly felt.
There are fair requirements for
Trimpey, McIver, and Webb.
Coach Ray VOLTS chief prob
lens will be to develop capable
guards and tackles and to fill
Bucks post az left end.
Junior lettermen coming up for
their final year Of competition
are Co-Captain Andy Bershak,
end, who made the Associated
Pres second-All-American team
last season; Henry Bartos and
jeff Dermid. tackles; Ed Palmer
and Bruce Smith, guards; Pete
Avery, center; Crowell Little,
quarter; and Co-Captain Tom
Burnette, halfback; ard Art Dit,
fullback. Demid and Smith may
not return.
Sophomore lettermen OF 1886
returning are Steve Maronic,
guard, Bob Adams, center, and
George Watson, halfback. Tony
Carnugle, a 1886 sophomore. who
gave much promise as a back be-
The daily independent., 1937-08-03
Manteo Trips Naval Air Station
81 AS ArriSon Stars On Mound
Perry and Jessup Star at
Bat for Dare County
Team
BY /, p. DAVIS

MantCc, Aug. q Behind the
brilliant four hit pitching of Lefty
ArriSon, the Manteo baseball team
avenged is only unavenged de-
feat of the season with a five to
two win over the Naval Air Sta-
ton team from Norfolk here
Sunday.
Despite a slick ball part of the
time due to the dampnesS of the
grass on the outfield, ArriSon
pitched very good ball. besides AL
owing only four bingleS, striking
)ut an even dozen men while
waking three. He had the Air
Station batters we'll IN cheek
practically the entire game.
In only two innings did the op-
posing team threaten to score, the
III in which it scored is two
runs and the first in which a run
ner was caught in a close play at
the home plate. In the third inn
ing Arrison retired three men by
he swim and sit-down-route.
Ear. Perry, slugging local out
:icldcr, al hough playing at short
stop, continued to set the pace at
oat. He opened SColinC in tic iirSt
inning, driving in Manteo'S first
run with a single in this frame. In
he fit h nC connected 1ur ms III II
home run of the season, Whi c wi Ii
he local agGrcga i'm. Bill JCsSup
who has been playing a nice game
ut first for the locals, along with
Warren, Air Station short op,
har2d bav ing honors with Per-
} WI Il tEo his each out Of four
inicS at bat, each getting a double
nd Sing.c.
rThp hpy crOrn.
The daily independent., 1937-08-03
Local Police Make
IO4 Arrests In
Past Month

Out of a total o. 104 arrests
during the month of July, court
officials obtained 81 convictions
and took in $515.25 in fines from
the defendants.
Seven hundred and sixty-fiVe
dollars worth of stolen property
was recovered, while eight gallons
of illicit hootch was taken in
charge.
Witnesses summoned totaled 273
in the cases tried during the
month. with motor vehicle and IL
ouor charges making up the great
er part of the violations. One man
slaughter count was tried during
the term.
The daily independent., 1937-08-03
CAROLINA GRID PlOSPECTS
ARE RATED As FAIRLY GOOD
Duke Hetlrick Leaves
For Fort Bragg Today

Howard Duke" Hcttrick,
popular Elizabeth City light
weight left tCday for Fo't
Bragg, \. c., for months
summer cncainpmcnt. While
in camp IIettrick will do quite
= little boxing as that sport is
ono of the mos: popular at the
camp.
The Dukes past ring expert
cnccs will carry him 4 long
way in thc elimination con-
tests that are ruG Cn by the
officials of the camp. He Will
meet while thI'e some Of the
leading EghtwcightS i'll North
Carolina.
The daily independent., 1937-08-03
Postal Receipts Had
Slump In July

Postal receipts at the Elizabeth
City post office last month fell
slightly below the receipts for
July, 1886, according to figures re-
leased yesterday by Assistant
Postmaster J. L. Needham.
Last months receipts totaled
S4,273.85, which was around $100
less than the $4,380.27 total for
July of last year.
Total receipts for the first
seven months Of the calendar year
have amounted to $30,520.97.
The daily independent., 1937-08-03
ranger Whips Endeauor II Second Straight By 3 Miles
White Sox Rated Most Surprising
Club of 1897 Major League Season
All-Star Card Being
Arranged for Bouts

It was announced last night
through t h ir promoter
Howard Hettrick that the AL
bemarle Athletic Association
will hold their third bouts of
the summer next Tuesday
night instead of Wednesday as
was formerly announced. At
this writing the bouts were not
definite but all efftIts are be-
ing put forward to arrange an
All-Star card.
The local fightd's are work.
ing out every night in the
Boys club gym and arc getting
into the pink of condition.
The daily independent., 1937-08-03
Boy Captures Black
WidOW Spider

A black widow spider, with
shiny black body and bright
orange markings on the under
side, was captured yesterday by
young Elton Elliott of Alt Cedar
street. Elliott discovered the VEN
omous insect in the water meter
at his home, induced it to climb
on a stick and then transferred it
to a glass jar with perforated top,
in which he exhibited at The Daily
Independent office.
The daily independent., 1937-08-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE

st. Louis at Washington-Walk-
up VS.. Weaver.
Detroit at Philadelphia Pof-
fenberger VS.. Smith.
Chicago at New. York-Lee and
Whitehead VS.. Ruffing and Gomez.
1.-TWO games).
Cleveland at Boston - Harder
VS.. McKain.
The daily independent., 1937-08-03
Helped Some

Jud Tunkins says, Honesty Is the
Best Policy" was a fine old copy
book motto which improved lot Of
chirography even if it failed to do
much for morals.
The daily independent., 1937-08-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia at Chicago La
Master VS.. Bryant.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh-Frank-
house and Fitzsimmons VS.. Weav-
er and Blanton. 1.-TWO games).
New York at Cincinnati -Schu-
macher VS.. HollingSWorth.
Boston at st. Louis-Turner VS..
Weiland.
The daily independent., 1937-08-03
PROBABLE PITCHERS FOR
MANOR LEAGUE GAMES

New York, Aug. 2.-(UH-Prob-
able pitchers for tomorroW's ma
jor league games:
The daily independent., 1937-08-03

Many Rubber Trees Required
More than so million rubber trees
are required to produce $4,000 to
5000 long tons Of crude rubber.
The daily independent., 1937-08-03
AMERICAN. LEAGUE

st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York. 2 games.
Cleveland at Boston.
The daily independent., 1937-08-03
roday's Games
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. 2 games.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston a. st. Louis.