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, Inoptr's time for the "00- miles who drme Tony Gullotte'l car. “as their drha has bent-titted lniIHl out 0 {new (in bananas consumed
“us 1 hour 42 minutes and 56 sec- sou-nth "Doc" Shattsck. Louiinlie. ismies dealers more thin it has the in this l|'\|iili|\.
eighth. and Phil Ehnfer. ninth British. The imperial rmnomir: 4, ,4. Wm,” out that the British
outis. and in mernge speed rate
\vus 111L532 miirs W‘r hour. rim other rim cars were iul't‘t‘t‘i committee's I’t’vm't lhO‘W l“"‘°“"" i-.t\lliwnts on account nt‘ tivht tn the
Harry Harts. who qualified {ohmIi UN "nfiille trouble. that the three-word slogan has re- i “HM 5.44.4.4, “mum to "4300.,4MO
IN COUNTRY CLUB PLAY VICI'ORY OVER
EANERS the me, but failed to start, “.4 —— sulted in the British public enling litllllitl ;. \r\.'||' \vhiin (his pnments
. ROCKINGHAM SPEEDWAY. liewd li'l'f'ti Comer ut the end of his _ _ three times more fruit than beim‘ l, min i I Ameril i i t in i
i In?“ Ends Brilliant String 0f Victories—'Harl'll arid THE CL "1.344 N. 11.. July 54.44;“; Cooper. 56th lnp and by clever drivan plvh- ‘ Eat More Fruit Drive the \var. Apples. oranges nnd iu n» 4'“ 4 I”, .444 ‘4 ii 34”.”.14H:‘34)“?“4:fln02
Ward Maud“ Eliminated In Semi-Finalg_Retains "44"“ auto racer w.“ ”w 24404 (‘iLilfl‘ \v.i\ tin-...ugh the hold to flu. Ill England Increases nanas showed the greatest Inclenseulm lndim. 4.44 4.,” 4“,,” M bum“! im-
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Cup For One Year. Brewster won its that victory in mu. rm. which featured the ma... ‘ "° “N “’ “W“ American Business “ 3 “ ° W” “N" v M w . Am rI .... control
But mi: of the l! cars which ing prmided by the lnited States.
ill retain the Lehmaier trophy for
me year.
The match was hard fought and
rought to close a stringo of brilliant
ictmies by Ward and Tay.lor
Taylor 1‘0 ight his way into the
> unis over the week end by scoring
hree victories. Ho defeated lianford
I'oote 6-1. 6-1. He next took J. A.
rombie into camp by the score of
Bill Ward former star of the. Holyl
NATlONAL LEAGUE
G AB R H PC
Bressler, (111..in 228 43 as .811
Hernnn Rim.“ 2% 32 83 .309
Raynor. Pgh.” ill“ 38 no .35:
Curler. mm. .18 as: 50 102 .349
_Homsby. Sill." 204 so 89 .331
header a year ago today—
Itzrnsby, St. Louis, .125.
5-"—
AMEBICAN LEAGUE
4 bunched.
league yesterday, when
hard hitting
the Nyco
they defeated the
Cleaners could do nothing with his
delivery. He only allowed five hits
and struck out six batten. Bellhofl
twirled' good ball also but the hits
secured from his delivery were
The loss of this game puts
Poughkeepsto back in third position
in the league.
The score follows:
pendence Day sweepstakes‘ program
slativd «or: able i) finish Franl
here yesterday. He led Ben-lo Bill ( ‘
1.0 N D O N (AP)—British fruit
A! to bananas. the commiilee saidl
l‘or spurts—The Sentinel
r‘oss tennis team. defeated GeraldI Leading Butane“ Poupzhkeepsie nine by the score of 4 “4 ~— ~—---- .--
sylor in the finals of the tennis 4-0. r ‘ . . m ‘
ohms. on th. courts of the Nor- In Major Leagues Ruddy. a new comer to the tall E 'D AWN O F A B ET T 44E_ GAfiE I I ..E
elk Country Club yesterday. He enders was in the box and the 'l 4
4). 6-0. 1n the semi-final round he‘ * BREWSTER.
defeated R. Harris 6-0. 6-0. G AB R H PC I ab. r. h. 90. I. e
Ward defeated Ward Malkin in Ruth. NY.. _.7."i 2“ 76 92 .882 Harris. as. ..... 4 0 0 8 2 2
the round before the finals 5-7, 6-2. Fllk. Chi. . . .79 300 42 110 .361 Clark, iii)...” 4 0,, 0 ll 0 0
4. Ward Mail-tin worked his way Meusel. NY-JW 200 «'53 95 395 Woodin, 2b. a 3 2 i5 8 o ,
nto the semi-final round by defeat; Hellmsnn. 1)..“ 245 M 8" 383 Flynn. so, 8 1 2 1 8 0
ng his brother Ray Malkin 6-0. 1-6, Burns. Cl“. .78 313 53 “9 ~35” Cleary, rf. 4 0 1 0 0 0
--0- 1 Leader 3 your use todar- Melvin. c. 3 o o 1 1 o
The match between Taylor and comb ”(WOW 417- . LOVQO. Cf- 3 0 0 3 0 0
"era was hard fought from start Flannigan. lf- -. 3 0 0 3 0 0
- ilnish. The scores were 6 o 7.5. EASTERN LEAGI‘E Ruddy. p. 3 o o o 1 o
414,-.60 GABR HPC ......— _.._.....
‘ blacklist. Bpt..37 140 at so .384 so 4 g 27 to 2
I" Obese, Bpt. . .70 272 M 102 .375 POUGHKEEPSIE
4W“ M'Gowsn NH.“ 200 as 74 .300 ab. r_ 11. pg a. 4.,
Albert, SpgfdJO 299 57 10‘ .348 Fuglich. 2194 ... 3 0 0 1 3 0
Herman, Al..00 204 43 92 .348 , Shay. cf. 44444 _ 4 0 1 1 0 o
Middiebrook, 8b. 3 0 1 0 0 1
' Phelan. rf. ...... 4 0 3 5 0 0
0 tr4t4e4s4t4llted with a different team on fiilgmiiizn' 1;: 2 g 3 g is
THE NAHONALS The locals will make their debut4 3:14:20?! p. 4' ii 2' g 3 (I)
in twilight baseball on Friday eve- Dewey 8'6""“4 5 0 0 1 0 1
ning of this week. The Champion Beiihoff p4'4'4'4'4 2 0 0 0 3 0
4 The Springwood-Nationsl base- Boston Black Sox team will furnish Pond. 2444 1 4,) 0 1 0 0
- the entertainment of the evening. Steele x 4 1 n 0 0 0 (4
all team took a rest Sunday and The Champions are now tourmg “444440.44 “.... 44 44 44 0 0 44
.. nt down to defeat in s. thrilling
tame of baseball to the White
Ilains team by the score of 3-2. yes.
rday. The game was played' be-
ore a. fair crowd at the White
Plains Stadium and was marred by
he umpire's queer decisions.
empted’to catch Canal-oils. on third
,Evon. in the eighth inning. lb;
the cities of New York state in
search of victims and will stop oi‘t'
at Amusement Park with the inten-
tion of adding another scalp to its
number. The Colored lads will play
the Poughkeepsie Nyco team on
Wednesday and will,come down to
Norwslk two days later.
The visitors have already defeat-
33 0 6 24 7 t
x—Batted 'or Beilhoft in 9th.
xx—Ran for De“ ey in 9th.
Poughkeepsle o 0 0 0 0 c 0 o 0—0
Brewster 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 1—4
Two hose hits—Woodin. Middle—
brook. Three base hits—Woodln.
ut he threw into left field and the ed the Brewster Nyco team but will Sacrifices—Flynn. 31'1““: Feiglich. °
inning run was brought across the play a return4_game with that club sml'“ baseh—rlynn. SWJCR 0“"—
plate. ' after the game here. The game will by Bellhof‘f. 7: Ruddy. 6 Base on
The localsvplayed well and show- be called for 6:15 p. In. “NH“ Bellhoff. -: RUddy. 4.
5d their best form this season. Len-" The box score follows: PM!“ ball—Shepherdson. Left on
gyel presided on the mound and but SPRINGWOODS. 4 bases—Poughkcepsle, 8: 4Brewstcr.
for one inning he was the master ab r 11 pt) a e‘ 6- Attendance—900. meires—
‘ of the day. The only earned run of Everetts. 2b ..... 4 0 n 4 2 1 i Mueller and McCready.
the hosts was registered in the third Bogdany. ss . . . . 4 1 1 2 4 0 “—~~- —
inning when Donna made a fluke Evon. c 4 o 1 5 2 1
single oxer second base and was Tooker, 1b 4 0 o to o 0.
brought in by a three basger from Warm rf ...... . 4 1 0 1 0 o 444 4344444 4444 3'
he but 0: Broadhulst. Ladrlgan 3b. 3 n 1 n 2 2 , M: 444444.,“ \
The local lads started right in to 4 Hades. cf ....... 8 (i 0 1 0 n 44 $.35”;
. to Dearman, a, former Lockwood l Lawson. if ....:-. 2 0 o u o o i} - 4 fl
I-urler. in the first, and they smash- i Lenm‘fl. p ...... 2 0 0 1 2 0 ‘I .. --¢-
d out two hits and one run. Ever- —- —- — —- -- — .
4 .tt grounded out at first and Bog- 30 2 3 24 12 4 ABE MITCHELL—
dany hit a terrific smash parallel to WHITE PLA l. S. “'E'l‘flEllED' 8 LONG BALL
he third base foul line. and reached ab r h m a e Mr W othered hits the bollgvery
hlrd base on the clout. Lvon then L. Campbell. cf _ 4 l 0 5 0 0 cleanly, and not often does he hit .
3"” t° "1° bat and smashed " Hoffman. rf 8 0 0 0 0 t) it. into the sky, a point which l. due
in 1°“ ‘0 center field scoring 3°" Casarella. es .. .. 4 1 ti 1 0 0 to his clubhcad traveling well after
do y. 4 T Briante. if 4 0 0 1 0 0 the ball before the head begins to
The )Vhite Plains team scored Donna, 2b. 4 3 1 1 1 0 0 come IIP- Put another Way. here 4!
their run in the first inning on a Broadhurst 3b 4 4 0 1 1 3 1 .4 long, flat hit in the swing Which
orifice hit, a. hit. batsman and an Fayen. 1b ______ 3 o 2 7 o 1 is seen immediately before'the club-
”m' The “mm“ ”mm“ m“ J- CsmpbeII. c .. 3 o 1 11 3 0 head reaches the hall, and also just ..
from that point on and in the eighth Deal-man. p _____ 2 0 0 O 2 0 “m ”"4 ball has gone. .
inning it stood 2-2. The White __ _ __ _ _ _ This is just as it should be. Ind the
Maine team took the batting and 30 3 5 27 8 2 onlooker. who 4. out to "a those
I!“ won the Same. Springwoods .1 o o 1 o o o o 0—. -2 things. will notice that his left arm
Hoffman starte ft by maklnsthé White Plains.1 o 1 o o o o 1 x—3 comes wen forward on the tin. of
..rst out. Ladriga to Tookcr. Cas-
relia smashed a liner to third and
I - rigsn uncorked a. wild throw to
- i; and the runner took 'second.
hriante got up and went out on s.
.. p fly to the short stop. Evon then
.. yet! with tho ii and Cassarel-
a,. thinking it a pass ball.
arted for third and tho calamity
i. 1: appentd.
The Nets then went to hat but
-ere unable to find Dearmsn for
run. They did. however. secure
hree hits. It was easily the best
arms of the season for the locals
ad but for the weird decisions of
he twinge it: would have probably
Earned runs — Springw.oode 1;
White Plains, ]. Three base hits—
Bogdany. Broadhurat. First on balls
-off Lengyel. '3: off Dearmsn. I.
Struck out—by Lengyel, 4; by Dear-
man. s. Sacrifice hits—Lawson.
Hoffman. Left on bases—Spring-
u-oods, 6: \Vhite Plains. 6. Double
play—Lemuel to Everett to Took-
er. Hit by pitcher——L. Campbell.
Stolen bases -— Ladrigan. Donna.
First on errors—Springwoods, 2:
White Plains. 8. Umpire—V. Camp-
bell. }?assed balls—Evon. 2; J,
Campbell. 2. Tine—1:46.
For Sports—The Sentinel
flight.
We cannot drive well if we pull
the arms in as the clubhead meets
the ball. and here Mr. Wethered is
an example to us all, for at the
finish his hands are well out and
away from the body.
He is. to my idea. one of the
modern school who hit the ball first
and let the follow~through take care
of itself. and his length off the tee.
and “hit his iron clubs. is truly re-
markable. for he does not appear to
be physically strong. but he has Ill
the art of 500d timing, without
which even the strongest cannot
drive the ball tar.
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