Evening star., 1939-09-10

to travel far in the so-called little
world series.
Meanwhile, the Cleveland Rosen-
blooms and Altes Lager Club of De-
troit, defending champion, were
travelling the same rosy route. These
two clubs, rated the chief threats In
the tourney, advanced easily.
The Tin Mills of Weirton, w. Va,
another favorite outfit, were ruled
out of the tournament when it was
discovered they had used ineligible
players in defeating Swissvale Club
of Pittsburgh, 1910. The Pittsburgh
team was granted forfeit and will
meet the Rosenblooms of Cleveland
today
The Heurich-A Akron game never
was in doubt after the first inning,
when the Brewers chased Pitcher
Tod Boyce with a Shit barrage
which yielded five runs. The Akron
lads failed to score off Colliflower
until the ninth.
Heurichs got their runs in clusters,
scoring another five in the eighth
in addition to four in the third and
one in the seventh. 1t was that
first inning blast, though, which
whipped the Akron diamonders.
First Inning Is Clincher.
Dick Knight, leading off for the
Brewers, beat out an infield hit and
George Knepley sacrificed before
Huck Stahl, Alec Cabell, Bill Shell
ov,l TN1linro ioe 81
giles into the proceedings. BY the
time it was over the Akron conting-
ents' tongues were hanging out.
Detroit, outfitted in livid green
and orange uniforms, thumped a
sorry outfit from Cumberland, Md,
11-2, in the first game of a double
header in which Heurich played the
nightcap.
With seven major league scouts
scanning their activities, Altes La
ger tossers settled down after a hec-
tic first inning in which Cumber-
land scored run and loaded the
bases without benefit of a hit From
that point it was no contest and
Attorney General Frank Murphy.
the honor guest, bowed out q few
innings later.
Cleveland, recognized as a hot
bed Of sandlot talent, justified its
reputation in trouncing the Frigid-
aires Of Dayton, Ohio, 60.
Double Bill at Ball Park.
Another double-header is slated
today at Griffith Stadium, with the
first game starting at 1890 o'clock.
| Following are results yesterday
and the schedule for today:
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Heurich Brewers: WASHINGTON. D. C., Is;
MayneweE H1e, aE.T Hotel Dslkaf Akron GlaS oho
Tod SicRsi Plate. r Fort Wayne, Ind. :;
roI1inafon LdIsrne 1ndi.na Gdnn County Pa g. Fccas
8: North End Thomas Club. waterbury,
Kramsr jefferson County; Pa. 10; Car
nsY RosenSodi S na!t9G,s cisVe,aSd Nd ob,o ,,rd
.lsi 5ordss 4ss'0R P.12 2hi0 bientpsham. q Ala s:
East sse Gves NsT YoTf Ohio
Clawson Village Market. Royal Oak. Mich.
Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills. Atlanta.
Ga. g; Uniontown: Pa. Colonials. :.
Yellow. Truck. Pontiac, Mich. 1: The
Ecks. Chicago, III, l.
GAMES TODAY.
| At Griffith Stadium.
New Haven Railroad. Springfield Mass.
rs; Jordan Park. Birmingham. Ala, at
Heurich Brewers Washington D. c.. vs.
Scenic Gardens, Dearborn. Mich. at l
pm.
Carney Club. Baltimore. Md. VS.. Frisid-
atre. Dayton, Ohio. at 3 pm.
| At East Ellipse
Colonial No. 3. Fayette County. Pa. W.
Kayser Hosiery, n. Y. at 9 am.
Rosenblums Cleveland. Ohio, vs. Swiss
vale. Pittsburgh. at / l am.
| At North Ellipse
| Mayhower Hotel Akron. Ohio. VS.. Ficca's
Torrington. Conn. at am.
Tod Nickle Plate. Fort Wayne. VS.. Full
ton Mills, Atlanta. Ga. at IL am.
At West EIlipse.
: North End Thomas Club, Waterbury
Conn. vs., Clawson Market Royal Oak
:, Altes Lager, Detroit. vs. Lucerne. In
diana County Pa. at II am.
At South Ellipse.
East Side Civics YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio VS..
Kramer: Jefferson County, Pa. at IL m.
Frostburg, Cumberland Md, VS.. Ecks
Chicago. at 9 am.
AT Monument Field No. 1.
Killian Celtics. Barbeton. Ohio, VS.. Vel
low Truck. Pontiac. Mich. at am
Bye-Ecks, Chicago, Ill.
(Bor scores on pooe E-2J