Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 21, 1938, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page fourteen. Winnipeg free. Press thursday july 21, 1938 Golf Tournai monster entry total of 279 competes for provincial trophy Charlie Florence of the Heather club had the right ice wednesday at Pine Ridge and today is the Champion golfer among Manitoba curlers. He topped a Field of 279, an All time record in the Manitoba Curling association s annual Golf tournament at the Hill by carding a net 64 and a Gross 94. The annual curlers event had representation and from All appearances one would have thought Headquarters had been moved out to Pine Ridge. They were there from numerous Manitoba centres also from Kenora ont., and judging from the general enthusiasm the curlers Golf tournament is bound to grow into one of Canada s largest. Tommy Farquhar of Elmwood pulled up in second position with a net 60. His Gross was 88. Bobby Stevenson of the fort Garry club headed Alt in Gross scoring with his Fine 83, that included an Eagle two on the sixth Hole. Bob dropped his approach shot a no. 7 Iron Effort and Harold Hultman. Also of the fort Garry club was an interesting onlooker Harold played in the foursome just ahead of Stevenson. Carman celebrated something and its representatives All seemed to enjoy the programme immensely Kline Cochrane kept the club House Lively with his excellent piano numbers and Doug Wood s Fine Tenor voice added to the entertainment Karl Woods. Dibbs Woods and Bill Bridge helped the Carman party along you should have been there to see Dibbs smack them off the tee even quiver. The Ball did t Glenboro s Dominion Champion Brade whips lightweight Champ Billy brads at 126, whipped Frankie Williams Dominion lightweight Champion at 136, in the wind up of a Regina fight card on tuesday night. Brade held a Clear Edge Over Williams All the Way and was awarded the unanimous decision. In the Semi Windup Peter Debec lost a decision Geary. Wilkinson. 89-17-72 Gordon Lawson. 92 18-74. Granite j. Congalton so-1c-74 r. L. Dennison. 94-20-74 Charles Heath 92-20-72 w. M. Noble 89-18-71 a f. O Grady 92-18-74, k. Robson. 101-24-77 George Simpson 91-20-71 or. Toombs 89-18-71 s. Trew Hlatt. 105-18-87 j. Tulloch 105-24-81 or n. Warner. 94-20-74 c. West. 104-28 risk was represented by Bill Mcknight and Bung Cartmell who both showed flashes of the form which carried them to their smash ing Victory last Spring in Toronto a Gowanlock. Skipper of the famed Glenboro four was unable to take part and so was Lead Mcknight Bert Glass who curls from the Strathcona club and leads for Ross was asked what his Handi Cap might be before Bert had a Chance to answer. Ross piped up his Les court was com 76 or. V. G. Williams. 110-24-86 h Wood 101-14-87 or. Gorrell 90-15-75 w. Youngman. 102-25-77. Heather g. C. Court. 121-36-85 c. Florence. 04 30-64 g. Grant. 118-34-84 s. A. Hender son no card w. Hodgert 97-20-77 j. Hutchison no card j. Watson no card j. Whitcross 101-23-76 Gilbert no card h. J. Burns. 110-30-80. St. John s a. Jennings. 109-29-80 c. Ketchen no card a. Mcmurdie. 107-29-78 w. Scherk 98-30-68 j. Little. 99-29-70. St. Vital a. Lloyd Clark 126-28-98 f. Kyle is 28-71 Arthur Leech. 116-30-86 Lawrence. 103-29-74. Strathcona a. Burgess 118-36-82 a. I. Coultry. No card Les court 100-20-80 m. Duncan. 129-36-93 c. R. Hudson 119-29-70 e. R. Kennedy 105-19-84 j. Brown. 113-28-90-, l. Johnson. 83-10-73 w. Kirkwood 99 18-81 h. Muir. No card Thos. Steven son 121-30-01 v. Fletcher 115-30-85. Telephone g. Gray 129-34-95 h. Griggs 119-29-90 h. Mcmaster. 88-20-68 g. Mcdonald. 101-21-80 w. Tasker. 105-24-81 d. Woods. Parat ively quiet he had to be from the sixteenth on for in was so dark one could barely see the balls at s . There were still 75 curlers hacking away at the Pine Ridge course some of them never did report Crunchy Morrison of Selkirk the old time hockey Ace had a. Creditable score in the Low Don Mccullough of Pine almost had a nine course Don was hurrying because he happened to be among the late starters Jim Johnson Winner of the tournament two years ago was a prominent figure in the tournament Howard Wood last year s Champion never could get into again despite the fact he shot fair Golf Brandon had a Strong representation and Only Hopes Winnipeg and All other Manitoba golfers will respond to the Western Manitoba tournament at the wheat City August 7 Bobby Reith sir Zabowski were the leading lights last year. Gordon Hudson Secretary iad everything under control and with excellent assistance from his executive. Caledonian w. Brock. 101-24-77. Civic Cavanagh. 104-29-75 Faulkner 101-18 83 Forrester 108-20-88 Machie. 89-15-74 Shell Ford. 94-29-74 Stone 112-30-82 Cor Telnet 97-16-81 c. C. Sinclair 103-18-84. Deer Lodge 101-20-81 c. Dalton or. Robert 104-20-84 j. Bingham Black. 95-28-67 Jones 98-1s-82 d. King. 104-27-77 w. Langlois 101-27-74 d. Mcnabb 102-23-79 a Perrie 107-22-85 j. Held 98-24-74 or. E. Snyder. 117-34-83 m. Pirt. 90-18-72 e. Gulland 98-20-78. Elmwood h. Booth 111-27-84 e. A. Brown. 115-30 79 Gil. Burwash 94-20-74 s. Channing 108-32-76 c. E. Dey 112-29-83 Jack Elsey t. Farquhar a. Siring and 100-14-86 f. Jones. 133-32 101 j. Kay. 119-30-89 j. B. Leggatt 145 36-109 h. Livesley. 107-29-78 b. C. My Alpine. 93-26-67 or. J. A. Mctavish. Iol-22-79 s. Richardson 91-17-74 Alex. Scott. 111-27-84 Gordon Simpson. 133 28-105 g. Smyrl. 100-25-75 f. R. 105-20-85. Fort Garry e. R. Brindle. 129-30-90 George Cobb 35-23-73 j. Craig. 91-14-77 s. E. Dick j. Finnic. 113-23-90 or. 1. Fryer 39-14-75 h. R. Hultman. 87-14-73 w. Humphrey 118-32-66 r. Johnson. 132 40-92 h. Lowe c. Lyon. 91 13-78 b. Stevenson 33-15-68 h. Tom Kins no card a. R. Walkey. 108-30-78 j. Barker 124-36-8b. For Rouge or. B. S. Bailey 110-30-30 s. Brockett 121-30-91 s. J. Farmer 120-30-90 j. Johnston. 96-16-80 x s. Miller. 130-38 Moore. 100-24-76 Alex Donald 106-36-70 w. Simpson. 136-24 112 e. Stacey 101-24-77 Frank Toone 100-31-69 95-26-69 j. Yarr. 99-24-75 c. Reid. 113-24-89. V gain Exchange or. M. A. 123-25-38 w. T. Gray. 96-17-79 j. T. Irving. 97-29-68 Thistle h. F. R. Baker 107-29-76 a. Derritt. 94-26-68 l. Devlin 101-25-76 r. N. Dodds. 111-30-81 w. Duncan 97-23-74 to Morgan. 119-28-91 w. Muirhead 107-30 77 a. Hoy 114-34-80 h. Saunders. 109 21-88 Joe. Wright 116-32-84 g. Noble. 106-29-87. . Falconer. 100-22-78. Cayman Bill Bridge 96-21-75 Kline Cochran. 105-25-80 Reid Cochran 94-22-72 c. N. Doyle. 105-25-80 t. Frederickson 113 34-79 Don Ellson 102-23-79 Karl Wai son 103-25-78 Doug. Woods 116-29-87, s. N. Cochran 91-20-71. Elm Dowthwaite 126-36-90 Taillon 124-36-81 Creek 99-30-69 m. Mylloy Reeve. 114-36-78 d. Emerson w. D. Beales. 106-36-70 j. A. Coot 118-36-82 w. Loosely1, 128-36-92 j. C. Reece 118-32-86 or. Robertson 96-29-67 Thos. A. Spear 98-17-81 b. Quinn 116 36-80. Glenboro e. Cartmell 103-26-77 w. D. Mcknight. 111-30-81 e. Owens 106-30-76. Holland d. Banville 132-34-98 e. J. Banville a. D. K. W. Blackwell 121-29-92 f. E 103 27-76 w. M. Dagg 122-30-92 James Hinn no card w. J. Hirm ab-28-70 i1. Newby 95-26-68 Kenora a. Coppleman 107-26-81 h. Brett 120 36-84 Bui Johnson 111-26-85 Jim. John Ion 90-1b-72 l. G. Macdonald 101-20-81 f. P. Mcloughlin 114-24-90 d. Mcrae 109-26-83 or. J. P. Baton. 97-18-79 r. J. Rose 116-33-83 e. A. Seegmuller 101-11 84 m. Seegmiller 119-28-91 e. D. Stone 101-26-75 l. Toole 112-31-81 p. J. Wil Liams. 108-30-78 . 122-30-92 w. R. Macdonald 116-30-86 or. Apps 10.v 30-73 p. Heenan. 100-26-74 Wilton .118 Montreal is up in the air Over the . Situation. Here is the Way it is sized up by Marc t. Mcneil in the Gazette consensus of opinion Imong men High in hockey councils hereabouts is we Don t know what s going to become of maroons. The Only thing we Are sure of is that la Riviere h. Cringan 107-24-33. Manitou h. B. Chalmers 97-26-71 h. Couzens 118-32-86 h. F. Gulin a. Marsh 107-30-77 p. H. Booth. 95-20-75. E. Miami Collins 121-26-95 m. Dundas 124 26-96 h. A. Mcdonald. 112-26-86 d. Fetch 123-26-97. Horden j. L. Clubine. B. Farri Uhar "112 son 117-32-85 h. Gray 124-36-81 Hartje 111-28-83 George Jickling. 25-87 w. R. 106-36-70 m. Mac lean 92-19-73 Mccorquodale 120-36-84 t. Stevenson 127-34-93 George. Turner 99-22-77 j. Weidl 120-32-88 w. Milhau a. 125-36-89. Pointe do Bois Brown 125-36-89 j. Hanson 119 34-85 t. E. Storey. 129-38-91 s. Square 133-40-93 prank Wylde 89-14-75. Portage e. Brock 112-26-86 j. Brown 106-28 78 d. Dalziel 104-20-84 j. Campbell 114-32-82 c. Miller. 129-34-95 s. Mac Donald. 96-16-80. Saskatoon f. Shearer no card. Selkirk Fred Corrie Al 110-30-80 p. Dewar 114-30-84 j. Doyle. 96-23-73 j. Fairfield 84-15-69 e. Fillmore 94-19-75 George Funk 118-30-88 j. Goodman 108-30-78 s. Griffiths 158-36-122 m. Magnusson 110-30-80 e. 101-25-76 j. W. Morrison h. Mcmanus 101-24 77 George Mcqueen 118-36-82 f. W. Newman 101-25-76 All. Parkes. 112-30 82 r. Reid 117-30.-87 j. Shanski. 128-30 i08 Hugh Smitn 88-19-69 a. To Mucins 110-27-83 t. Turner 98-22-76 d. Vetch 120-30-90 j. Vetch 105-30-75 or. J. W. Whitaker 93-19-74. Somerset. T. Reekie 100-19-81. So Iris Rev. Thos Neville. 105-27-78. Stonewall l. Billing 118-34-84 r. Cleland 104 34-70 w. G. Corbett 119-26-93 v. Cos Lello 111-32-79 c. Edwards 95-15-80 h. Edwards. 110-18-82 a Good 153-34-119 v. T. Hewer Mcphedran 103-25-781 a. Patterson 313-29-84 Don Patterson 128-32-96 Hugh Shepherd 110 Gault 107-32-75 g. Buck 120 30-90 to e. Howard 124-29-95. Brandon g. Irwin 101-19-82 d. G. Elliott 93-16 77 Norman Dick 102-23-79. Beat sejour g. Caldwell 102-24-79. Pine Falls d. Mcculloch 116-28-88 j. B. Lalonde 102-28-74. Sherburn Park professional baseball today 6.15 . Wausau is. Winnipeg general admission children under 12 free except saturdays and holidays res. Seats 35c and 50c Box seats 75c Norwood girls meet St. Boniface tonight the Norwood collegiate girls will play St. Boniface athletics at Norwood Ball Park on thurs Day at 7 . These teams have always provided much interest in girls softball the game this eve Ning should prove no exception. Collegians need a win to remain in the playoff1 position and to break even with the a s on the season s play. Grid Star retires Calgary july 20. Up Ray. Olsen Star Back fielder and kicker of the Calgary Bronks has retired. From Missoula mont., Olsen sent word to manager Lary Price today that he was retiring from football and would riot return to. Calgary. One of the Best All around players in the Western Grid conference last year Olsen was a mainstay of the Bronks and their Ace kicked. . Allen Winnipeg s senior four which Wori the title in fast time at. The Northwestern inter National regatta in fort. William last week is seeking higher the boys left their boat at fort William and it will be shipped from there to St. Catharines for the Cana Dian Henley. Members of the Crew Are a. F. Riley r. R. Perry t. A Dubois and c. S. Riley or. Con Riley sr., and Selby Henderson two Veteran never miss a Northwestern regatta Are High fort William senior eight which retained the title. They consider it should also go Catharines. Efforts Are being made at the head of the lakes to raise the necessary funds. Some 23 Western Canada horses Are in Toronto waiting for the fall meetings. There will be particular East West Competition in the juvenile classics the Orpen and cup and Saucer events. The Whittier Stock farm will be Well represented As Jim Speers has named five including Light Birch Forte Ria and Tea club. Team. Paul s Indian Lacrosse is in wrong with the commission which controls the National game in Vancouver. Andy pulled his team from the floor in a game last and has to raise Fine before taking part in further games. This and. Other re cent incidents has taken much popularity away from the Redskin players according to Bill Forst of the province. Paul says the reason he jerked his team from the floor was he was afraid they would go Nezerka and annihilate the officials because of penalties handed out they considered unfair. Sort of sacrifice hit but a rather expensive me As it turned out Forst advises indians to forget their grudges and their string of losses and play the game. When they asked babe Ruth How he compared american league baseball with National league baseball he straddled a hit which was natural Inas much As he won Fame in one league and is now serving the other. What he said in sub stance was that they played smarter baseball in the National league but that the american league had the Power and played Power baseball. Leaders win Norwood Transcona and St. Boniface triumphant standings won Norwood 2fl Transch a 14 St bowl free lost 4 St. James . . Harvey is Morse place Selkirk 14 9 11 b 19 i 19 3z 15 .700 .429 .433 .208 they won t be Here canadians ire marking time perforce until the big Maroon question Mark is answered August 1 is the dead Ine now. But there is already talk of postponement of any action for another month As someone said recently settling the Maroon prob pm is a Case of just one deadline after another1 decisions being deferred meantime by canadians affect their tie up with new Haven Sagles in the in Tam an whether hey will again sponsor the Verdun Maple Leafs in the a six grandstands Are being erected for the accommodation of the customers at the open Chicago Golf tournament starting Friday. Plans Call for installing the stands at the first tee and at the ninth and 18th greens on both the no. 1 and 4 courses. V Vancouver people Are All puffed up because of what Don Bradman wrote about heir Brockton Point grounds in con Lection with a series of articles on. He australian cricketers last tour. Here it is Brockton Point Van Couver has the most Beautiful Ricket ground i know. No doubt am in danger of being outlawed by champions of Lovely Adelaide Deal and other Choice spots but can t help Point for me. I cannot imagine a lovelier place for Cricket and in the Distant future when a world s Cricket tournament has to be played off and a Neutral ground is required Brockton Point May be the place chosen. Nothing but Complete har Mony could prevail in such surroundings. Quite seriously it is just about Fine Wes. Griffin and other indians for pushing umps. Columbus. O., july 20. Heated words and deeds Over a Linth inning Home run which gave of Minneapolis an 11-9 Victory Over Indianapolis in an american Asso nation game monday was climaxed today by a three Day suspension of manager Ray Schalk of the indians and fines against four Mem Bers of his team. Association president George m. Trautman imposed the penalties after he found Schalk and coach pcs Griffin had shoved and in fielders Steve Mesner Bill Baker and Bob lats Haw had orally abused Umpire Charles Johnston for his decision on the crucial play. Griffin was fined Mesner to and the others each for heir part in the dispute which arose hat Over the arbiter s decision Miller outfielder Stanley circuit clout with a mate aboard was fair. Pacesetters in the greater Winnipeg senior baseball league forged ahead at the expense three second division clubs and fourth game ended in a draw Norwood far out in front nose out Harvey s bees 10-9, trans con blanked blues 8-0, an St. Boniface scored an easy 11 win Over Morse place. Park St. James and Selkirk playe to a 7-7 four games will be played for Day evening. At Wesley Par Transcona. And s Boniface will be. At Home to har vey s bees and St. James Wil travel to . Morse place will make the trip to Norwood. Five .a.c. Errors accounted for most of the Transcona runs and Albert Lamoureux s splendid three hit pitching held the Blue Well in Check. The Best Fieldin play of the game was Mike Moroz Bare handed running catch of i Hogue s Long Fly in the fifth inning Romeo Martel hit three for four when the native sons trimme Morse place. The placers Hung in there pretty Well until the seventh inning when sons climbed All Ove Morse place pitching for eight run on seven hits a walk and an error Norwood counted nine times in the first inning on four hits fou walks and an error but the Bee fought Back bravely behind Cam Hogarth s Fine Relief twirling to make the decision a close one Hogarth allowed Only one hit in five and1 two thirds innings. Cor Bett hit three for. Four. St. James scored the tying run in the eighth inning on three sue Jessive safeties after the fishermen had taken the Lead with four in the seventh on four hits a walk and an error. Dickson struck of 12. Mackenzie and Johnson i three each. Lionel Laing Kirk batters with two hits. . 000 000 3 5 Transcona 104 003 7 Hogue and Bratkov and Marcotte. Morse place 000 000 183 St. Boniface 102 000 10 1 Morse stack and see pish St. And Duyvejonck. Harvey s 10 3 Norwood 901 000 5 4 Hogarth and Scott Norwood Ridgedale. Barchuk and Schlede Revitz. Selkirk 201 000 12 1 St. James 13 3 Laing Thompson Kolody and Dion St. Anc Thomas. Olympic games Are awarded to Finland Helsin fors july 20. 1940 olympics games relinquished Japan last week were awarded officially to Finland tuesday. Hel Kingfors was named Host City. The invitation was issued by 2ount Henri de Baillet Latour of Belgium president of the International olympic committee alter he received an official notification irom the japanese ambassador at Brussels of Japan s decision not to stage the games. Two committees representing the government and civil authorities made plans to entertain the world s greatest athletes. The finnish government has agreed to finance the games. Work has started on plans or a stadium. It has been liners be brought into port and used As loading hotels As solution of the housing problem. Kuopio in the Middle of Finland s offered to arrange for the win or games. It is believed the sum Mer games will be held in july or August. I Detroit seeks games Detroit july 20. Orces of sportsmen civil promotional groups and business interests rot behind a move today to push Detroit in on the ground floor among bidders for olympic games in 1944 or 1948. Leaders of an group Plano raise to finance the vein Irish royals All the. Irish royals juvenile foot All players Are asked to turn out tonight at 6.30 on the Mcphillips grounds where the Irish juniors Are playing Kildonan in the. City Junior soccer championship. Bushmen win two games at Osborne tonight standings Grey Goose. 10 2 Stan Evains. 6 6 y.m.h.a.-. 4 b Norwood. 4 8 Grey Goose Defeated Stan Evans for the second consecutive night wednesday at Osborne stadium when Mike Rogers pitched the bus men to a 6-2 Triumph in a feature nine inning contest Between the two clubs at present leading the senior Diamond Ball league. Iii the league regular double header tonight at Osborne Stan Evans meets Norwood Hawks in the firt game and the bushmen tangle with . In the Sec Ond. It will be Grey Goose Booster night with a special Competition for holders of and Vance Sale tickets. The league Ball throwing championship will be contested. First game starts at eight. Stan 5 1 in the. 0 Grey Goose 101 004 Daun c. Daun and Anderton Bogers and Cann. Many errors and hits bal this Ganie merchants consolidated improved their standing in the mercantile Diamond Ball league tuesday night when they Defeated Ashdown s 12-9 in a contest with plenty of errors. Ashdown s started off like a real Ball team but before the fifth inning were far behind due to errors. Keenan although hard hit at times held the hardware men Down Well. Jenkins was wild at times arid the lumber of errors behind him gave m no Chance. Sheldrake of Ashdown a and Wardell of merchants each hit for the circuit batteries Jenkins and. Todd. . Keenan and War Dell urgent Ost. Tonight at 6.30 Jacob Crowley and Walter Woods meet at Ellice and Garfield. Seeks Dominion soccer medal Many years Toronto july 20. 20 years As a senior soccer Star George Raham of Toronto Ulster United admitted today he had thoughts bout retiring but not until he gains prize which has eluded him All lose Dominion cup medal getting that medal Means playing n a team which wins the Canadian championship something the Slighly built 36-year-old Graham has missed it on since he first broke into Enior soccer at Edmonton in 1918, our years after he came to can a with his parents from London Erry in Northern Ireland. By gosh i m going to get that medal if it takes me until i m Aid Graham. I be been close a couple of times getting into a couple f Semi finals and a final. I be got Hunch though that this might be my year with Ulster with. E. A. Armstrong or sincere Best wishes Lor Suc Cess to the Young and capable Manitoba Golf team which leaves for the East tonight. While it is not As allegedly Star studded As some of the previous contingents this province has selected we do believe it is a balanced squad and that is something Many of our previous teams have lacked Good you will find Sandy Sommerville As familiar with the London Hunt club course As the Gre Enke per but think nothing of it get your pars. Incidentally Foster Woolley Heads East with a double assign ment. He must make Good for the and he must make Good for his daughter who arrived saturday very Best congratulations to Foster who six years ago was a member of Canada s olympic hockey team at Lake Placid. There is an interview with xxx tyrus Cobb the 4 Detroit peach of yesteryear. Inas much As he gave out this informative interview in san Francisco just before dizzy Dean artistic four hit Job on sunday his Angle is All the More complimentary to Tycobb and Tycobb was never lacking for compliments. The great est player of his Day sees Hope for dizzy Dean in the latter s Battle to overcome the Handicap of a sore pitching . He thinks the Yankees have started to Roll to another Pennant Cobb dislikes night baseball and is glad he never had to play it but he predicts that h will prove the salvation of the weak drawing clubs in the big leagues. Grimm is out Gabby Hartnett named by Steve Robertson Canadian press staff writer Charles Leo Gabby Hartnett walked in today As manager of Chicago cubs and. Charlie Grimm in a move which caused Little Surprise among baseball Fol Lowers. The change was announced by owner Phil Wrigley. Hartnett who has served with cubs in the whole 17 years of his major league catching career was scheduled to take Over the team immediately according to Wrigley s announcement late yesterday. Wrigley said Man Ager since mid season of 1932, would be released outright. The move expected As it was be cause of Chicago s failure to boost itself into a real contending Posi Tion for league pen Nant was one of the major develop ments in a Day which saw Pitts Burgh pirates Widen their margin at the top of the National league Over new York giants. The bucs split a double header with. Philadelphia Phillies Losin the first game 11-0 but taking the second 4-1, while the giants wer dropping a doubleheader to s Louis cardinals 7-2 and 7-1. The pirates moved games ahead roughriders going to grand Forks an International motorcycle Good ill tour and sports has been slated y the Winnipeg roughriders motorcycle club for the civic Holiday week end when a Robers of that Lub and friends will journey to Brand n.d., to meet riders f the for . And the Fargo club. A motorcycle football game be Ween the roughriders and the Brand Forks club has been arranged n addition to other sports scheduled. Further information regarding the our May be secured from the roughriders Secretary Art la mde at any tune. The Start of the in has been slated for 6 . Uly 31. Old time Detroit Star has More than a passing interest in the activities of Young Chap Man. It was his final stamp of approval that sent the University of California athlete into the line up of the athletics. The first Box score he reads is the one in which Chapman s name appears. Sam is experiencing first slump and i suspect it is. The same old Story of the pitchers getting Wise to a new Rookie sensation. Every club he has played against has had from eight to a dozen Fellows on the Bench watching. His every move at the plate. Every indication of weak Ness has been studied and catalogued. Word has been passed around the circuit. The pitchers have loosened up. Boy should try shortening x his grip on the Bat. Hot. Weather is sapping his strength and that club probably feels like he is swinging a tree trunk. He can hit the Ball just As hard with a Shorter grip and still have better control of himself. Then he should change tactics like hitting the first pitch every other time or Lamming into the fat one the Pitcher usually throws when he is in the Hole. It the slump he should Start Bunting the Ball for a Long time in practice then try hitting them Back to the Pitcher one after the other. Then he can lengthen them out and i think he will regain the old Confidence. I went through Many slumps and worked out of them this the second place giants. Bain wiped out three double headers Cleveland new Yori Chicago Boston and St. Louii Philadelphia in the America league. Washington senator trounced Detroit tigers 7-2 in the Only. American circuit contest. The Brooklyn Chicago National league contest also was rained out the Phillies took the first Gam against Pittsburgh by clipping fou hurlers for 16 hits. In the secon game however Russ Bauers Hel the Phillies to four scattered blow for Victory. Clyde shoun and to Weiland two lefties had the num Ber of the giants. Shoun allowed Only four hits while Weiland Gav up 10, but was helped by three homers by Johnny Mize in the Nightcap. National league won lost pet. Pittsburgh.51 29 .638 new York 50 33 .602 Chicago 45 36 .558 Cincinnati 44 36 .550 Brooklyn. 37 43 .463 Boston. 35 41 .461 St. Louis. 33 45 .423 Philadelphia 23 s3 .303 american league new York .49 29 Cleveland. 48 28 Boston 46 31 Washington 44 40 Chicago. 33 38 Detroit. 38 45 Philadelphia 29 46 St. Louis .23 54 International league Newark 60 Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Montreal Jersey City Toronto Baltimore 50 .49 45 39 38 30 All Manitoba celtic players Are anted out on the old exhibition rounds Friday night at 7 o clock or a practice game with Winnipeg scottish. Track and Field sports at Sargent Park saturday arrangements for holding the 1938 Manitoba Amateur track and Field championships of saturday after noon july 23, Are progressing favor ably according to information received from office ii of the Mani Oba. Branch of the . Of c. They will take place at Sargent Jark commencing at 2 . To Date 41 athletes have filed in Ries and it is expected that the Otal will exceed 50 before starting Ime. The Cream of. The local ath etes have entered and. Many entries Lave been received from outside Points particularly from the wings club of Manitou which made a very Hie showing at the meet held on tuly 1. Emerson will also be Well presented with three contestants. Highlight on saturday s pro tramme will no doubt be the clash no of two former Dominion Cham ions in the persons of Al Swanson and Charlie Clarke who run under he colors of the Winnipeg athletic association. The boys arc entered in the same events the 100. 220 and 440 Yard sprints and together with several younger athletes who have just stepped into senior ranks should provide some thrilling com petition. Officials appointed to conduct the meet As shown below and Are asked to be at the Park at 1.45 . Referee a. Coo Secretary k. E. Yost announcer 3 a Dunn starter chief track judge a a. Brown track judges j. Mcmaho ii a. Mackie h. Strange p. Merritt j. D. Mckelvie timekeepers j. A. Dunn g s. Halter w. Hay or r Jorr chief Field judge a l. Neil son weight judges1, e. Flitch Leo Warde Billy. Beggs jump judges l. A. Johnson Harvey Duff k. C. Clerk of e Yost assistant clock of course Art Lowe weight Felix Mccabe jump scorer d. Johnstone track scorer a chief inspector c. W. Brooks inspectors w. Hay jr., a. S Mclean t w Montgomery. Cobb says Dean is on the spot a Case of either pitch or you know i think of Diz might come he said. A parallel Case which stands out in my mind is that of Bill Donovan who helped Detroit win the pen Nant 30 years ago. Donovan s went so bad he was ready to give up. Then he decided he was going to pitch in spite of the pain. He won 24 games that season Al though he had to grit his Teeth when he threw fast balls. Maybe Dean can do it Edmonton results results july 21. Race claiming three year of and up foaled to Werthem Canada which have started since july a and have five furl. -.6.80, _ .40. Time 1.01 races since. June about War Mark valiant Joe Marsh. Aurelius also ran Sable lady .01 2-5. Grace Ann Dale Mead. Mac Aure lius. Second race two year Olds about four furlongs shining Sarah Marsh Ujj. F4.75.j3.80 opera stick Bodiou i j3.95 wer patrol Assisi Ime 1.03. Also ran Marion Somers go Delius help some. Marella running rein. Three year 41 42 47 51 51 american association Kansas City 49 36 St. Paul. 50 37 Minneapolis 50 39 Indianapolis 48 38 Milwaukee 46 42 Toledo .1. 43 47 Columbus 34 52 Louisville 2fr 58 Northern league Duluth 45 22 Crookston 40 21 Superior 45 ,25 Wausau 37 30 Fargo Moorhead 31. 31 grand Forks 27 38 Winnipeg 21 48 Claire 20 to .632 .597 .524 .465 .458 .387 .299 .667 .568 .544 .517 .453 .427 .427 .391 .576 .575 .562 .558 .523 .478 .395 .333 .672 .636 .643 .552 .500 .415 .304 .280 . Duluth 001 000 grand Forks 001 003 old 2 3 8 Needham and Federman Schoenecker and Bergman. Eau Claire .000 000 Fargo Moorhead. 000 000 Sosnouski and Castina Lewonski and Bujace. National. 100 000 Boston Cincinnati. _ Fette Errickson and Mueller Vander Meer and new York 010 000 4 St Louis 105 010 u Melton w. Brown and Mancuso shoun and Owen. Second a new York 000 001 9 1 St Louis. 300 111 u 0 Castleman Lotife a and Mancuso Weiland and Bremer. Philadelphia 000 is 0 Pittsburgh 0000. 6 0 Hollingsworth and Davis Clark Klinger Brown and Todd. Second Philadelphia s. 1 Pittsburgh. 000 001 21x Sivess Johnson Muica by Dave blues and series. Olds and up. About five Thomson time. 1.01 3-5. Also n chinese custom time Ball Spring Olet. Civilian Leeds. Daily double fourth race claiming three year Olds and up foaled in Western Canada seven furlongs nonpareil lad peach Bloom Prince Somers time. 1.28 2-5. Also ran nut i s blonde purple Heather mortgage lifter buddy Kay. Fifth race Diamond Jubilee Handicap 1400, three year and up foaled Western Canada about seven furlongs Broadway Breeze Pagan roman Marcus time 1.28. Also Gower lace Lomar York Lomond. Sixth race s300, claiming for four year Olds and two races since which have not won .31, about one. Mile and Macleod car Han fort Cri King ;