Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 01, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday july i 1940 Page eleven. Maroons win two lose one Over weekend Godfredsen wins Here and gets assist on sunday by Joe Ryan Winnipeg maroons despite a 7-3 win Over Fargo Moorhead Here on saturday afternoon and a division of a twin Bill with grand Forks chiefs 3-11 and 4-2, on sunday dropped seven percentage Points behind the fourth place Duluth Dukes who Over the week end won two games and tied one. Don Godfredsen yielded the Fargo Moorhead outfit 13 hits on saturday while his mates were compiling Only 12, but the locals bunched six hits including doubles by Danneker and Godfredsen to count five runs in the eighth inning which was Good for a four run margin. Maroon opened their final series of present Home stand this morn ins played again this afternoon arid conclude their argument with Crookston tomorrow night. They return Here july 17. On sunday at grand Forks the maroons took the Short end of a Il-3 score As lefty Sloat held them to eight scattered hits. In the Nightcap Home runs by Frankie Danneker and manager Joe Mowry Northern i eague Superior grand Forks Crooks on Duluth Winnipeg eau Claire 11 18 it .630 .60s .531 ass .432 .391 .378 were responsible for All the runs and maroons won 4-2. Danneker drove in three runs and Mowry one i o account for All of the Winnipeg totals i i scoring. I St. I Don Godfredson was credited score by innings saturday s game Fargo a Rhead a r h to Welch of Evans. 2b Blatnik. 3b Brotherton in Zivich. Of Dobson. If Bujace. C Bonnell. Is Karwales is a Preusser totals 38 Winnipeg Ellison is Mielke. In Danneker. 2b Mowry. If barnacle of a r 3 1 Cicero. 3b 4 Erickson c la France of Godfredson. P 3 3 4 32 batted 1 2 1 i 1 1 1 1 13 h 3 1 1 1 1 0 1 for Karwalis in with saturday s and also worked in the second game of the double header at grand Forks Al though Crnkovich the starting hurler. Gets credit for the win. Erickson pitched the first game for she maroons and was hit freely As the chiefs went on to win. Saturday s game Here was a bit of a dog fight for a while. Godfredsen was on the Mound for the maroons and the twins got to him Early and often for base hits but just could t add them up into runs. In the first inning Ellison and Danneker singled before and after Mielke s whiff. Mowry flied out and then barnacle doubled to right Field to score both of the men on base. Ellison singled Send ing Godfredsen across to end the scoring. The twins collected singletons in the second and third frames to tie the count and they moved out front by one run in the seventh by virtue of Blatnik s Home run. Then came the maroons eighth inning deluge. Danneker started it with a double Mowry singled Send him Home. Barnacle played Down a neat sacrifice bunt and Cicero singled to Send the Boss across. Erickson singled and la France struck out. Pitcher Godfredsen came to Bat. Karwales the twins hurler made the mistake of Farko Moorhead Winnipeg Oil 000 13 200 000 summary runs batted in barnacle 21. Zivich Evans. Blatnik. Mowry Cicero god six dodgers Are picked for All Star game by Harry Ferguson United press sports editor new York july 1. National league today called on the High flying Brooklyn dodgers to Supply the bulk of the strength that will be thrown against the Ameri can league in the All Star baseball game at St. Louis on july 9. Six dodgers will be on the squad that manager Bill Mckechie of the Cincinnati reds will Lead into the eighth annual contest. No other National league club landed that Many on the team that was chosen by a vote of the eight managers. Despite the fact that they Are in a woeful slump the new York Yankees with seven men on the 25-Man squad led All other clubs in the american league voting. The Cleveland indians with six men were second in the number chosen for the squad that will be headed by manager Joe Cronin of the bos ton red sox. The american league has won five of the seven games played Dur ing the regular season. This Spring the National league got a Small measure of revenge when they won a pre season All Star game for the Benefit of the finnish Relief fund. The National league squad pitchers Bucky Walters reds Hugh Mulcahy Phillies Larry French. Cubs Paul Derringer. Heads Carl Hubbell. Giants Whit Wyatt dodgers Kir by Higbe. Phillies. Catchers Harry Danning giants Ernie Lombardi Heads babe Phelps dodgers. Infielders Mccormick Heads Johnny Mize. Cardin als Billy Heorman cubs Billy Fredson Ellison. Two base hits barnacle. Brotherton. Welch Godfredson. Home runs Blatnik Sacri stolen bases off Karwales la winning Pitcher. Fice hits barnacle. France Zivich. Hits off Godfredson. 13. _ Goc Redson losing Pitcher Karwales. Struck out by Karwales 4 by godfred son 4. Bases on balls off Karwales 4 of Godfredson 1. Double plays Welch Bonnell. Hit by Pitcher Danneker Kar Wales. Left on bases. Fargo Moorhead 10 Winnipeg 4. Time of Kame. One hour 45 min. Umpire Kailas and Wallace. Veteran player by Jurges giants dodgers Ark. Harry Lavagetto. Vaughan pirates sunday s games Box first game grooving one. His vis a vis Don Godfredsen parked the Apple in left Field Jor a double to score both runners. The twins went out in order in their half of the ninth. It was an errorless Ball game and a Good one to watch. Every Batter on both clubs including Preusser who batted for Karwales in the ninth got a hit. With the exception o punchy Lafrance. The hero of Friday s game. All of which goes Winnipeg Ellison is Mielke. In Duncker. 2b me wry. If Fountain. If barnacle i Peterson. Cicero. 3b a. Erickson. C la France of m. Erickson p grand Forks Mcnair. Olix. Of Earlcy. Of Bauer c Williams in Puchleitner. If Belknap. 2b Sloat p h to 2 0 1 10 i r s 24 h to 1 3 3 3 2 3 2 7 1 6 2 1 2 1 1 1 score by innings Winnipeg grand Forks 39 11 13 27 10 030 000 3 240 104 errors Ellison. Danneker Cicero my Nair Williams. Runs batted in a. Erick son. Ellison Olix Cearley my Nair Williams 2, Bauer Puchleitner. 2-base hits Danneker Olix. 3-base hits Olix Puchleitner. Sacrifices. Olix Sloat. Stolen bases Olix. Bauer. Double plays. C Cero Danneker Mielke. Left on bases. Winnipeg. 11 grand Forks. 7. Bases on m. Erickson 1. Sloat 3. Struck out m. Erickson 1. Float 7. Hit by Pitcher. Sloat i la umpires. Bitter and Allenger. Time 2.04. Second game you can be a hero bum tomorrow so to prove that today and a the game was concluded in one hour and forty five minutes which is probably a record Here of late and lends Promise of better things to come. Cincinnati scout to Indianapolis Cincinnati july 1. A Cincinnati reds disclosed sunday that jewel ens red scout and former player and coach for the Pittsburgh pirates had been appointed Man Ager of Indianapolis indians of the american association. He succeeds Wes. Griffin. The indians have a working agreement with the keds. . Founder Dies new York. July 1. Copland. 77. Racing editor of the new York daily news and former track Star and coach died Satur Day. He was founder of the Ameri can athletic Union. Ellison. Is Mielke. In Danneker. 2b Mowry. H barnacle. Cicero. 3b a. Erickson. C la France. Crnkovich. P Godfredson. P totals grand Forks Mcnair. Is Olix. Be Cearley. I Bauer c Williams. In Grant 3b Puchli Etnier. If Belknap 2b Schremser. P a Mcneil Horton a. H to a 26 4 a r 3 Merrill May. Phillies Pete Coscar Art dodgers Leo Durocher Dodg ers. Outfielders Joe med of dodgers Hank Leiber cubs Mell Ott giants Joe Moore giants Max West bees Terry Moore cardinals. For his coaches Mckechnie chose Doc Prothro of the Phillies and Casey Stengel of the bees. The american league squad pitchers red ruffing Yankees Monte Pearson Yankees Bob Teller indians Al Milnar indians Buck Newsom. Tigers Tommy Bridges tigers dutch Leonard. Senators. Catchers Dickey Yankees Rollie Hemsley indians Frank Hayes athletics. Infielders Joe Gordon Yankees red Rolfe Yankees Lou Boudreau indians Ray Mack indians Ken Keltner indians Jim my Foxx red sox Luke Appling White sox George Mcquinn Browns. Outfielders Joe Dimaggio Yankees Charlie Keller Yankees Ted Williams red sox Roger Cramer red sox Lou Finney red sox Hank Greenberg tigers. Cronin chose As coaches Tommy Daly of the red sox and manager Del Baker of the tigers. Managers Are free to Start any line up they choose and make any substitutions they choose. The Only Rule is that no Pitcher can go More than three innings. While neither manager has indicated his starting line up Here is a guess or what it is Likely to be Canoe Winnipeg Tennis clubs tied in league wins by wild Wood and St. John s marked the third week of play in the City Tennis league. Wild Wood Defeated Young Grace in Section 1 by four matches to one but Only after four of the five games had gone to three sets including the Long drawn out affair in which Norman Lewis wild Wood outlasted Frank Simons 14-12, 2-6, 6-4. Winnipeg and Canoe club Are tied Lor the Lead in this Section with Young Grace and wild Wood Only one game behind. St. John s pulled ahead decisively in Section 3 by taking All five matches from Mcmillan while provincial with whom St. John s were led for the leadership last week vere losing three out of five to Hudson s Bay company. Arlington continued their string of victories in Section 2 by taking four out of five from Deer Lodge and now Lead Norwood in this Sec Tion by the comfortable margin of four games. Norwood fought hard before losing to Canoe club three matches to two. Forcing the Canoe clubbers to three sets in the men s singles and mixed doubles. L. Letienne of Norwood played Well against Norman Milne in the match won by Milne 6-4, 1-6, 6-2. In suction 4, Riverside took four Ames from River Heights to b. Ralph of Nice game to american National Foxx first Gordon second Boudreau is. Jurges Keltner 3rd base Lavagetto Dimaggio Outfield Medwick Williams Outfield Leiber Greenberg out Fiew. T. Moore Hemsley a. Catcher. Danning Feller Pitcher Walters totals for Schremser in score by innings 27 2 s 21 10 Winnipeg ___300 010 .202 000 summary errors none. Runs batted in Danneker 3 Mowry Puchleitner. Home runs Dan Neker. Mowry. Sacrifices a. Erickson Crnkovich. Stolen bases. Olix. On balls. Crnkovich 4, Godfredson 1, Schremser 2. Struck out. Crnkovich 1. Schremser 1. Hits off Crnkovich n. In 5 2-3 innings Godfredson 1. In 1 1-f Schremser. 7. In a Morton. 0. In 1. Hit by Pitcher Belknap can Kovitch. Balk. Crnkovich. Winning Pitcher. Crnkovich. Losing Pitcher. Schremser. Umpires. Al and Ritter. Time 1.33. Sports round up by Eddie Brietz associated press sports writer new York july 1. From Germany says Max Schmeling As tossed into a concentration Camp for three weeks on his return from Spain recently. No reason Given exempt the nazis did t like the idea him trying to get to the United states. Heirs of the late Joe Jacobs have hired a lawyer to try then a Cut of Tony Galento s Ware of the Kirby Higbe. Baor fight Gate. Philly pitching Ace refuses to shave after a defeat until to a crashed the Victory column. Hempsky s versus versus soes to prove that anything can happen Here. Homeless bombers what s wrong with the yanks Joe Mccarthy wishes he knew. However you can t laugh off the fact that the world s champs Are last in club batting. And that for the first time in years and years they Haven got a Man among the first five hitters. 4 sports cocktail Don Budge tags Oklahoma s Don Mcneill As the Man to watch among the Amateur headliners. Dave Smukler the pro Grid Star enlisted in the United states army and will be shipped to Hawaii. When Potsy Clark coach of Detroit Lions who paid a lot of dough for Dave went to fort Slocum to find out what t was All about he was Given a polite heave to. Johnny Ray Billy Conn s manager was unimpressed by Bob pastors showing against Charley eagles at Buffalo hew yorkers bet in 66 Days of racing at Jamaica Belmont Park and Aqueduct. Western Canaba motors Ltd. Edmonton Graham ave. Lengthen their Lead. Riverside turned in a upset Harold Dawson 5-7, 6-4, 6-3, Mcmillan moved into second place in this Section by taking South fort Rouge into Camp three matches to two. Ruth Leberg and Grace Corby South fort Rouge recovered from a Siow Start to defeat Joan oxen Ham and Laura Parsons 3-6, 7-5, 6-2. League standings and results of last week s play follow Section l w Winnipeg. 8 Canoe club. 8 Young Grace a 7 Willd Wood 7 j. Moore Bank of Montreal beat w. Ride. Argue Granite 6-2, 7-9, 6-2. Hudson s Bay company 3, provincial 2, j. Bryan hic. Heat g. Lyon provincial. 7-5, 7-5 e. Malochy a. Len Noff. Hic beat r. Murphy a. Primeau provincial. 6-0, g-t3 a. Hollingswoth a Rea hic. Beat t. Pem Varden a. Helli will. Provincial go 6-1 Ted Armstrong provincial beat b. Lament. Hic 7-5 6-4 a. W. Levden a. A Eyden provincial beat e. Glass a. Halparin hic 6-4, 6-a St. John s 5, Mcmillan Texmo. St. Johns beat Jane Gordon Mcmillan 6-3. 4-6, 6-4 Mai Garect wer Ritt Ethel Mac done St. John s beat Margnret Ewart Melba Buchanan Mcmillan. 6-4. 6-2 Anita Rempel a. Ging Ras St. Johns beat Douglas Jim Darracott 6-2, 6-3 Gordon Mcleod. St Johns beat Denis Parsons 9-7, 6-2 c Bird sail a. Siefred St. Johns beat go Brown Glen Robertson Mcmillan so 9-7. Section 4 fort Rouge 3, Loyola Gauthier it. Touye beat a Kohnman Loyola 6-1 6-4 t. Sheedy a. Bertier Loyola Bra s. Muddimau a. Hopper. It. Rouge Ti-3 i a a. Macdonald o Connell Loyola Seal c. Young a. Muddiman it. Rouge 3-6. Fi-4, 6-0 d. Fox it Rouge beat j Kennedy Loyola 7-5, o a b. Mcdonald h. Bowles. It. Rouge beat j. And t Lemieux Loyola 6-2. 4-6, 6-2. Riverside 4, River Heights Moore Riverside beat Peggy Baldwin River Heights. 6-4, 6-3 b. Walter a Thorn Riverside beat Helen Bell Marion Sibbitt River Heights 6-1, 6-1 h. Blacker Helen Mcleod Riverside beat a Scarth Helen Grant River Heights 6-1 7-5 b. Ralph Riverside teat Harold Dawson. River Heights 5-7, 6-4, 6-3 Irving a. Brown River Heights Bea m. Beresford a. Clark Riverside 6-1 0. Mcmillan 3, South fort Rouge Parsons Mcmillan Bent h. Hutton Souil it. Rouge. 6-0, 6-4 Ruth Leberg a Corby South it. Rouge beat Joan oxen Ham Laura Parsons 3-6, 7-5, 6-2 to Tibbs a. Darracott Mcmillan beat f Lake a. Mackie South it. Rouge 6-2 6-4 j. Lake South it. Rouge beat v a. Peebles Mcmillan. 6-0, 6-1 h. Ewart s. Davison Mcmillan Beau h. Ross a Liley 8-6, 6-4, g-4. Moose jaw race meet concludes Moose jaw sask., june 29. Che two Day Moose jaw harness horse race meet halted thursday by was completed yesterday. Or. Baker owned by a. S. Sir non Jon of grand Forks n.d., Anc driven by Ralph Baldwin streaked o a straight heat Victory in the 2.27 class. Guy Hal and Hal Riggs of the Sintaluta sask. Stable of or. G. Sman took first Money in the free or All and the 2.20 class respect ively. Fastest time of the Day was established by Guy Hal who step Ped the mile in 2.08 in winning the second heat of the free for All. 3.27 class Premier Mac g. L. Reid Saskatoon sask. 3 5 c Diamond a., a Loblaw Melfort. Sask. French. 545 Battle direct Gibbs bros., Lumsden sask. J. 222 Mcna direct Jas. Boyle. Regina. Sask. 464 master Hindenburg Don Johnson Mozart Johnsoni. 633 or. Baker. A. S Simonson grand Forks. . Bald win 111. Times. 2.22, 2.10. 2.20 class Shaton Jim. J. H. Mohler. Shaton Alta. 443 to Prince Wood r z. Johnson. Moose jaw sask. Re tank. 5 3 4 miss worthy. W. Henley. Swan River 3 Holt Axworthy. H. C. Baldwin. Brandon. Man. Bald win Brandon. Man. Baldwin . 6 5 Battle Todd. Fulscher Carter. Stuns Bours. Sask. W. Kealey. 122 Hal or g. B. Isman. Sin niuta. Sask. J. Kealey 1 1. Times 2.1c, 2.22 .4, free Fok acl Duke Hanover. A. S. Simonson. Grand Arlington Norwood Deer Lodge Canoe club Elmwood Young Grace s St. John s Hudson s Bay Section i 13 in company Bank of Montreal Mcmillan Granite 6 h 4 Section 4 Riverside 32 Mcmillan 8 South Forl Rouge b b 4 River Heights fort Rouge Loyola results Section 1 Canoe club 3, Winnipeg brat void. Mpg. Beat Grace Harling Canoe club 1-3, fi-1 Lucy Bowdler Ethel Gar . Mpg. Beat Marion Cannon Winnie Barnes. Canoe club. G-3. 6-3 Irene Cook Mac Taylor. Canoe club beat Audrey Flook Walter Hice. Mpg. No score Otto Mckrush Canoe club beat Bill Neil mpg. G-2. 6-3 Warren Sand Berg Gcorge Amyot. Canoe club beat George Weightman Don Macdonald Eastern court stars Lead Tennis matches Sewickley pa., july 1. Eastern United states court Star established themselves As the fax orits to win the East West Tenni Crown by sweeping two single matches sunday although the West Ern forces romped through the doubles. Frankie Parker of Seabright . Ranked no. 2 in the unite states whipped Welby Van Horn of los Angeles. 6-4, 6-1, 4-6, 6-4, an Garnar Mulloy of Miami Beach fla., beat Frank Kovacs. Of a Francisco in a five set Battle 8-6 4-6, 4-6, 6-2, 6-2, in the opening singles matches. In the doubles play Jack Kramer san Francisco and Van Horn Dis posed of Mulloy and Henry Prus of Coral Gables fla., after their mate on the outdoor grass court was disrupted by rain and1transferred in doors at the end of one set and on ame. The score was 14-12, 4-6 6-4, 6-4. Forks. . Baldwin . Guy Hal by g. B. Isman Sintaluta. Sask. A Kealey. 1 1 2 Dick Patch. W. Wil son Brandon. Man. Baldwin . 233 Silver bars Union packing co. Calgary Alia. 444. Times. 2.19. 2.08v4 2.11. Balmy Beach Star joins air Force Toronto july 1. Up Eddie Thompson Ace Bac fielder with Balmy Beach in the Ontario Rugby football Union s senior series last fall has deserted the Grid wars acid has joined the Royal Canadian air Force. Thompson was named As the most valuable player to his team in league awards announced at the close of the 1939 season. It had been reported that Thompson was plan Ning to enter Queen s University next fall. Wild Wood 4, Young Grace. Cameron. Young Grace beat Mary Robertson wild Wood. 6-2, 3-6. S-4 airs. W. Stevens Kay Simpson wild Wood beat m. Cameron a. Richardson Youns Grace 1-6, 6-4, 6-4 Hilda Lewis a. Butler wild Wood beat d. Carter Bert nos worthy Young Grace 6-2, 7-5 n. Lewis wild Wood beat f. Simons. Yonne Grace Lowe 14-12, 2-6. Wild Wood j. Ewbank a. Beat h. Hugo a. Fri hath. Young Grace 6-4. 3-6. 6-2. Section 2 Arlington 4. Deer Lodge Bur i High Arlington beat Helen Dobson Deer Lodge. 0-2. 6-1 Jessie Blackwood Monica Harper. Deer Lodge beat Grace Small Ivy Kennedy. Arlington go 2-6, 0-3 Madge Cuddy a. Moon Arlington beat Helen Mathers a. Morris Deer Lodge fi-2 g-0 l. Dyer Arlington Bent 7-5 a. _. _ beat b. Potter a. Legasse. Deer Lodge. 6-4. 7-5. Canoe club 3, Norwood Fisher Norwood beat Grace Brown. Canoe club 6-1, fi-4 Dorothy Cummings Kay Joel Norwood beat Lona Wilson Joyce Hammond. Canoe club. 9-7. 6-2 eve Rowland Dave Tennant. Canoe club beat Emma Mckinnone. Richardson nor Wood 6-2. 4-6, 7-5 Norm Milne Canoe club beat l. Letienne Norwood. 6-4, 1-6. 6-2 a emby a. Mcdougall. Canoe club beat r. Fisher a. Mckinnon nor Adams Deer Lodge Johnston a. Chafe. _ Arlington. Vood 6-1. 7-5. Elmwood 4. Mrs. A. Dunn Elmwood beat miss Mcdonald Young Grace. 6-3. 6-1 k. Klasson Lorenc Magnus. Young Grace beat e. Midwinter a. Bale Elmwood 7-5. 7-5 Betty Franke a. Sproule Elmwood beat t. Johnston mrs. Johnston. Young Grace 8-1. 6-4 Phi Baker Elmwood beat Doug Grant. Young Grace 6-0, 6-3 s Mulvey a. Stewart. Elmwood. Beat e. Stann a. Crosley Youns Grace 4-6. Section 3 Bank of Montreal 3. Granite Parker. Granite beat b. Steele. Montreal. 6-0, 6-1 w. Howland a. Rob Inson Bank of Montreal beat Florence Cochranee. Holmes Granite 6-4. 1-6, 6-2 Owen Jones Evelyn Bywater. Granite. Beat Ted Stemshorn mrs. . Bank of Montreal. 3-6, 6-1, 6-3 de. Brown. Bank of Montreal. Bear. Reg s a lev Granite 5-3 e. Wahn Jetish graduates receive diplomas thirty nine students of the to mud torah graduated at the Annua closing exercises in the school auditorium sunday evening. S. Horo Witz presided. J. Wolinsky talmud torah pres Dent and other Board member presented diplomas to the graduates of the elementary class. Inte mediate graduates received their diplomas from m. Jacob and Twersky presented certificates the High school students. Valedictory speeches were Delu ered by Morrey Eirinberg i hebrew and Mirian Iskraut yiddish. The graduates were a dressed by d. Sector n. Kushni l. Garfinkel and j. Gelbfarb. Bronfman scholarships were presented by mrs. M. Rady to the of lowing fifth year Fanny Lui Man. S50 Harry Yanofsky s2 fourth year Maier Deshel Goldie Zamick third be Abraham Goldman Esth Shore. 510. M. Nozick Presente the Nozick memorial prize of to Jack Horowitz. Ten students r Cei Ved Gold and Silver medals co trip acted by talmud torah Mem Bers. Norma Cooperband gave a Bri commentary on jewish history an Miriam earn delivered a commen tary on the Bible. The school choir directed by b. Brownstone san with miss a. Wright accompanying Freda Flam and Grace Safeer r cited. National. League Cincinnati 41 21 .661 Brooklyn 38 21 .644 new York 37 Chicago 34 Pittsburgh 24 34 .411 22 .627 33 .507 St. Louis 24 34 .414 Boston. 20 35 .364 Philadelphia 21 39 .350 a american league Cleveland 42 25 Arnovich Sparks Cincinnati reds to double win Detroit Boston new York St. Louis Chicago Washington Philadelphia .627 .603 .581 .500 .456 .452 .337 .387 International league Rochester 47 25 .653 Newark 37 30 .552 Jersey City 36 32 .529 Montreal. 34 36 .486 Baltimore 35 38 .479 Syracuse 29 33 .433 Buffalo 31 38 .443 Toronto 2s 41 .414 american association Kansas City 44 23 Minneapolis 43 23 Milwaukee 29 32 Columbus 29 33 Louisville 31 37 St. Paul 31 36 Indianapolis 28 38 Toledo 25 36 Seattle Oakland san Diego Hollywood Sacramento san Francisco los Angeles Pacific coast w 55 Portland 32 .657 .652 .475 .468 .456 .463 ,424 no pet. .618 .553 .505 .500 .495 .484 .478 .364 saturday games Northern Leacue Wausau 010 020 4 7 Uluth 330 310 9 Brookston .300 000 6 11 Rand Forks 000 010 1 7 Sowada and Neisler Somenzi and Auer. A Claire 040 000 4 Superior .003 000 3 Sproull. Schafler and Butkovich Mlady and Heuther. National league Oston 000 202 481 Rooklyn 010 001 11 i Posedel and Everres Davis Pressie and Phelps. Hic ago 000 001 1 8 in Virmati 000 001 4 5 i Passeau and Todd Turner and Lorn Ardi. I Ladelphia 010 023 9 12 i new York 070 010 14 Dean Heusser Potter and Hayes Agner Chandler Hadley Murphy and Osar. Cd York 002 000 5 Philadelphia 000 000 072 to Hornan and Danning Higbe Ohnson and Atwood. St. Louis Pittsburgh game postponed Ain. American league first Detroit goo 002 9121 i. Louis 6 1 Bridges. Benton and teb Fretts Auker and Grace Susce and Swift. Second Strait 013 012 9 12 3 t. Louis 0 tie game called because of darkness Rowe. Trout. Benton scats and Sulli an Kennedy Bildilli. Lawson and Leve land 030 210 7 10 1 Chicago 100 001 383 Feller and Pytlak Lee and Tresh Washington 230 110 9 18 0 Boston 102 110 7 10 1 Hudson Krakauskas Early Wilson Harris Ostermueller Dickman Wagner and Desautels. He Adelphia 010 023 912 3 swept from a first division they beat the giants twice by George Kirksey bup staff correspondent new York july 1. The Cincinnati Heads Don t run out of doubleheaders and. Sundays they la be playing in the world series next october for sure. Yesterday s hero Morris Arnovich reds outfielder who made six hits in seven times at Bat. Including a double and As Cincinnati a doubleheader. Arnovich was a former Northern leaguer with Superior. The reds knocked off the cubs twice yesterday making the third straight sunday doubleheader they have club. A week ago sunday and the dodgers twice two weeks ago. The reds sunday record is now 16 victories against two defeats making them the Sabbath champions of the majors. In doubleheaders on All Days they be won 15 of 18 games sweeping six twin bilis and splitting the other three. The reds sunday record is in keeping with the general Tenor of the club. Bill Mckechnie looks like a Deacon in a Baptist Church and is frequently called Deacon the deportment of the reds is exemplary As compared to some of the other major league clubs. Bucky Walters who ran off nine straight victories and then was Over taken by old Man hard Luck broke a four game losing Streak in the opener when he pitched the reds to a 7-4 Victory. He had the cubs licked 4-0, until the fifth when Jimmy Gleason hit for the circuit with the bases jammed. But Bill Hershberger s single with the bases loaded in the seventh sparked a three run rally which gave Bucky his tenth Triumph. Four for four in the Nightcap after trailing by in the fourth the reds kept pegging away until they tied the score then won on Eddie Joost s single. Mor Rie Arnovich had four for four in the second game after hitting a triple and double in the opener. The double Triumph enabled Cin innate to increase its National eague Lead to a game and a half Over the dodgers and two and a half games Over the giants both of whom divided doubleheaders. After Freddy Fitzsimmons had vision Over Monte Pearson in the Nightcap. Roy Cullenbine starred in the Browns 7-6 Victory Over the Tigen in a 11-inning opener. With the tigers on top 6-1, Cullenbine hit Homer with the bases loaded. Then in the Lith he doubled took third 03 a wild pitch and scored on my a ulnar s single. Detroit banged o it 16 hits including Hank three run Homer to Down the Browns 10-1 in the Nightcap called at the end of the 7th to allow the teams to catch a train. Vew York 070 010 12 14 2 Dean. Heusser Potter and Hayes wag Ler Chandler Hadley Murphy and Rosar. Inteknat10nai. League Newark 1 Buffalo 10. Jersey City 3, 0 Toronto 14. 4. Syracuse 1, 3 Rochester 8. 4. American association Kansas City 4 Minneapolis 5. Milwaukee. 5 St. Paul. 2. Indianapolis 5 Louisville. 3. Columbus 13 Toledo. 0. Pacific coast league Sacramento 6 Portland 2. Los Angeles 5 san Francisco 7. San Diego. 2 Seattle. 5. Oakland 3 Hollywood 5, sunday games Northern league Wausau 6 2 Superior 221 100 6 Lemmer and Cichos i Persoski and Heuther. First eau Claire 000 381 Duluth 200 010 4 6 1 Herman and a Urkovitch Benac and blackmail. Second eau Claire 012 000 01 4 6 1 Duluth Oil 110 01 4 12 1 called end 8th. Sunday 6 o clock Law Ninnemann Nitz and Butkovich Davis and Blackman. Fargo Moorhead 101 024 16 Crookston 000 004 6 13 2 Dawson and Bujace Savage Olson and Westrum National league first game St. Louis 010 000 13 Pittsburgh 000 000 5 Cooper and Owen Klinger m. Brown and Lopez. Second St Louis Pittsburgh shoun and Owen and Davis. First new York Philadelphia 000 000 0112 000 i Delancey Butcher 000 010 8 000 250 12 Dean Vandenberg. Hubbell and o Dea Blanton and Atwood. Second new York 000 000 13 Philadelphia 000 300 6 Gumbert brim a Lynn and Danning Smoll. Is Johnson and millies. game Boston 002 000 8 Brooklyn .300 411 Al Sullivan Tavery and Masi Fitzsimmons and Mancuso. Second Boston 005 000 10 Brooklyn.001 000 9 Salvo and by arcs Hamlin Manulli and Phelps. First game Chicago 000 040 10 Cincinnati 103 000 13 French Page o san. Lee and Todd Walters and Lombardi Hershberger. Second game Chicago .023 100 9 Cincinnati 100 220 15 Hoot. Olsen Mooty French Lee an Collins Thompson Beggs a Hohner Riddle and Lombardi. American league first game Washington 200 000 13 Boston 042 000 6 Hudlin. Montragudo and Ferrell Grove Heving and do Sautils. Second game Washington 020 002 ii Boston 200 000 7 Masterson and Hearly hash Wagner Heving and Glenn. First Gumo Cleveland 002 040 14 Chicago 010 012 9 a. Smith Allen and Hemsley Pytlak Lyons and Tresh. Second game 101 100 000 003 Pytlak e. Smith Cleveland Chicago Milnar and Tresh. First same Philadelphia new York 001 001 Vaughan and Hayes Breuer. And Rosar second 10 Phu Adelphia Oil 000 000 1-3.13 new York 110 000 000 a Babich and Hayes Pearson a 2s- " tanin.es020 103 000 00-6 Louis too 410 01-7 103 132 is 0000001-1 International league Baltimore 1, 4 Newark 3. 5. Rochester. 6. 3 Montreal 2. 2. Toronto 4, 5 Buffalo 5. 6. Lining of steel London july 1 note a prominent London Milliner is. Of Fering women s hats of fashionable design with a steel Linig As a pre caution against air raids. Toledo 9, 2 Louisville. 3. 6. San Diego 10, 0 Seattle. 3. 5. Sacramento. 12. 3 Portland. 6 1. Oakland. 10, b Hollywood. 2. Los Angeles 2, 3 san Francisco 4, 0. Five leading hitters National league club g a r h pet Danning .56 217 35 80 .369 Walker Burklyn. 51 196 31 67 .342 May Phila. 52 185 23 61 .330 Moore . 56 225 43 74 .329 pitts.48 183 23 60 .328 american league Radcliff St. A. 64 247 38 91 .368 Finney Boston 57 254 43 92 .362 Mccosky Detroit. 57 236 55 82 .347 Appling Chic. Wright Chic. 60 229 33 78 .341 61 247 35 84 .340 Home runs Mize cardinals 20 Foxx red sox 17 indians Greenberg tigers Keller Yankees Johnson athletics runs batted in Greenberg. Tigers Foxx red Danning Mize cardinals. Walker. Senators. Runs Mccosky tigers Case senators. Gehringer. Tigers Williams red sox. Boudreau indians hits Fin Grey red sox Radcliff Browns Walker senators Cramer red sox 17 15 13 13 61 59 52 51 5t 55 54 53 52 51 92 91 90 83 scored his 199th major league Vic Ory in the opener dodgers 9, bees the bees turned on the dodgers n the second game and beat them or the first time this season 7-2 Manuel Salvo tossed in by the giants in the Tony Cuc Cineus Deal won. His second straight for the bees Siby Sisti s Homer with two on routed hot potato Luke Hamlin big splurge a six run rally in the eighth inn ing of the second game prevented the giants from blowing a pair o games to the Phillies. Doc pro thro s cell arites won the opener 7-4 when by Blanton turned in an eight hitter and Johnny Rizzo i two homers and Heinie Mueller i his first of the year Vith the bases loaded. Clyde Smoll caved in in the eighth with a 3-0 Lead and the giants slugged him and Syl John son for seven runs in the last two frames. The cards and pirates split a pair of shutouts. Morton Cooper pitched the cards to a 1-0 win in the opener the winning run scoring on a double play. Max Butcher turned in a four hitter to beat the cards 2-0, in the Nightcap. Butcher scored the winning tally himself on Gus Tine s single. The red sox were the Only America league team to gain ground As they beat the senators in a doubleheader 6-5 and 5-4. Washington made 13 hits to Boston s six in the first game and 11 to Boston s seven in the Nightcap but the senators were helpless with men on base. In the two games they left 24 men stranded. Grove and wag Ner were the winning pitchers. Cleveland broke even with the White sox. Al Smith pitched the Iii parrs to a 7-5 Victory in the opener for his ninth Victory but Al Milnar was beaten. 3-1, by Edgar Smith of the White sox in the Nightcap. Mike Kreevich s Homer with two on won the second game. Much excitement the yanks and a s divided a pair of thrillers with the world Cham pions scoring two runs in the ninth to win the opened 4-3, and Connie Mack s club taking the second game in 10 innings 2-1. Keller s single broke up a hurling Duel Between Rookie Porter Vaughan and Marvin Breuer in the opener while Frank Hayes single drove in the winning tally to give Johnny Babich a de come to the Herman cubs 86 Wilson wins second provincial Crown Toronto july 1. Wil son of Toronto won the Ontario. Singles Tennis title sunday by defeating Bobby Murray formerly of Montreal but now a member of the Toronto Tennis Colony 6-4, 4-6, 6-1, 6-1 in the final of the 1940 tournament. It was Wilson s second provincial Tennis Crown. He won title first in 1935. Prior to the men s singles final mrs. W. M. Penman of England climaxed the week s Campaign on the courts of the Toronto Lawn ten Nis club by winning the women s singles title. In the final she Defeated miss Claire Walsh of Tor onto 6-0, 6-3. Canadian officer beats Wooderson Portsmouth july 1. Cult. Johnny Loaring former univer Ity of Western Ontario olympic tar outran Sydney Wooderson noted British runner in the first Quarter of a relay race saturday. He was running for the Navy Marne team against combined London athletic clubs. Wooderson won the half mile event in scullers in army Toronto june 29. Up three members of the Argonaut rowing capt c. N. Ted Punchard for Manor years coach of double Blue rowing Crews Are with he Toronto Irish a unit in the third Canadian division. The others ire Bassel Colin a singles sculler and Stuart Ecclestone Well known Enior four and eight oarsman. Baseball Osborne stadium today 2.30 . Tuesday 8.30 . Crookston is. Maroons Resci cd rms at special prices Jne Udint Cost. Tax special Section for children Loc today today scottish Amateur athletic association 34th annual games Polo Park first race at 2.30 7 races daily until thursday today s feature the Manitoba Derby admission si.00 plus tax ;