SFFFEMBER 13. 1931

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BOWLING HOCKEY WRESTLING

E 1) GE WINS UNITED $114 TES SINGLES ITLE

NATIONALS ‘TAKE LEAD 11v LEA CUE FINALS ’

All Stars Held To Three Hits By Brilliant Hurling By Youthful

yoffs To Start Here“ On Tuesday

Jr. Pia

The opening guns of this years Maritime Junior Baseball playdowns Will be fired at the Victoria Park diamond Tuesday afternoon next with the E4- quires, declared champions‘ of Prince Edward Island meeting Marysville Juniors, champions of New Brunswick in the first game of a bcst-of-tliree series for the two-province crown, The second game is schedule‘; for Marysvilie on Saturday g1. ternoon.

The above infonmation was given to us lust night by Man- ager Jimmy Sherry of the local Esquircs. he having received u. letter from Secretary C. D. Shlpley of Amherst advising him as manager- oi the Island champions to get in touch with the Marysville team manager and arrange the playoil dates.

Esqulres are ready to put up the battle of their lives; the team is in the best oi shape and dolly workout sessions have kept the squad right at the peak of their form. Little is known oi’ the New Brunswick champions but the manner in which they waded through their pmvlneial competition speaks well of thel lbility. -

The game on Tuesday will start at 4.30 sharp, the Marys- ville tealm arriving in the city this evening.

lnternational League Set For Playoffs

M-P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

NEW YORK. Sept. 12—Fealrured by one of the most amazing collee- tlon of athletes in its history, the championship Newark Bears, the Intcmrltionlll League wound up its 54th season today,

Concluding the campaign with a doubleheader victory over Balti- "P" mime-S 9008?. the Bears com- pleted the scnson with 109 victories and 43 defeated for a .717 average and a lPiKl of 25 1-2 games over their nearest rivals.

“WY SDread-eagled the circuit 1mm "m" "P0111118 day though rated llt-lle better than fa'r in pre- season calculations.

NP-"Yll" as astonishing as the Bears. who clinched the pennant A111. '23. were Baltimore Orioles who. ‘after bring ln the cellar for the first several weeks of play. “M” bllfk l0 finish fourth in the league. trailing the Bears, Montreal and Syracuse.

'I'hl.= gill-o ihe Orioles a spot 2n W‘ ltosl-scnscn playoffs starting TlIP-‘dfll’ and the winner qualfled lomect the American Association playoff winner in the "Little World Series."

EASTER. DAWN: 6 yen: old BNWn Mare-sound, and a good 150W mare-weighs I000 lbs. or lflflrwcan trot better than 2.20 and fl" Nee much iaster. Full sister of hi" Pliny". 2.06m “Gwendolyn "lull". 1081a: "llelen Aubrey", LIN/l. She is also a wonderful Mare. PREVIOUS: 2 year old Trotter 5- by "Baronet" (by "Guy hmlflhy"). Dam "Easter Dawn"- louid and well broken. Entered in P-I- I. Futuritlee-never trained.

Thus two are the balnaee oi my 50PM holdings in Nova Bcotil and ""1 be Priced to sell-also Suillies, l" Cm. Road cm. all kinda oi

HI. Boots, Bandages and other llflllment for n. Racing Stable.

U II. T. FULTON. pper Stewlocke N. S. IHA-a-la-al. ’

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Tailor lwcAn GUARANTEED

Errol»: of Bennie 3......

Starling off with a hmcl- 0| unearned tallies in the llfsl lllili‘ oi the first and adding gingh- vyunters in the fourth and SlXill. hationals defeated the All-shun 4'2 YNl-erday afternoon 1D ink . a Z-l lead in ihe Iillillg n; m. Industrial Baseball League. k

Making his first start on llll. mound since the scrles lJUYfUl lion. nle Binns Nationals hurllar, Sllll‘ the show as hc conic through l.ll~ 1 a three-hit. 17 slrikeouv. pol-lull... ance to completely llirotllc the bu,

Bl‘? frame. Once his lllflito’ hi4 staked h m to that first llllllllq 10.141 the losers could never tkillll up vflth him after. Sevcrlll Lillllo ill‘ was in W118“ Sim-S but cucll lilill‘ his opponents either came Illl‘()ll“.‘l with D001‘ base running or ..l'.v third strikes blaze past. the hull-l. at. the plate. Nlcked for tho lint».- hits he yielded in the first lolli- inn ngs Blnns elimaxcd his .‘.:lli‘.. performance by hurling hull» bal in the remaining five frilnles.

In losing his first Industrial Len.

Callum displayed his usual stun Kfflllllfl! but five hits while full-l nine 14 but once the Nzilloiillls lmlk ‘ the lead Binns proved too big ull: obstacle to overcome. l

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Bum 0f the All-Stars atluuk lli l-v-'

| P" kccll to the flnal green.

gue game of the season “Boo” All,» _

THE UHAKLUTWTCFUWN GUARDIAN

W8 “nlliPORll/ORLD

(I-.JE SEVEN

BOXING BASKETBALL OTHER SPORT

Title Captured

Manitoban

BY (‘iiARLl-js EDWARDS (‘ilnlldilln Press Stat‘! Writer WINNIPEG. Sept. 12__R9mark.

1lhll~_ iron shots carried Heather

l."‘ll'\ to the Canadian women's

s-nlf chzlllapioilship Saturday asihe ‘if.‘~\'(‘.ll'~fi1(l Alnllitohn tltleholderls l hull! illlfl deadly approaches de- ' l ‘ll?! illlfilllPl‘ \Vinnipegger_ Mrs, John, Rorzers. 1W0 11D in the i8- lillli‘ final.

l) frlll l-nbbfd Mrs. Rogers of thl- llYllIOlllll (lflllblo tltlo won only Arlzl NlnPkCHZlP. Toronto. in 1.0213 and ‘33. The St, Charles (fountrv Clubbers victory in the Wllllflfs open on her home course Wt work lurollcht that crown west for‘ lll- first time.

lu- ‘use finzllhtv ohvionslywcre 21021011». m. lll(‘_\‘ started nt, Nlakivn v .'\l€l'(l.l‘.’. A stlff bra-em addeelto Lil~ llll7'll‘(lS and scores were high n0 mill 02 for the BASJQ-yard par will _ .1'\‘(‘l'lll"ll‘."~.F. the women pl-Qvld. P“ F1 Ililllf-flllllf.’ bottle with inter- Only v holes were ltalved as the ‘Fld "luv: buck nncl forth. A lnlwld putt from 18 inches on the cisrllih green put Miss Leslie our‘ dliivn after she hnd held an vrll"._\' lend. A slicq- into tree; ml

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Pumng two Funnels on we Dams» the 11th cost Mrs. Rogers a. stroke

Harry Currie To Try Out lWith Detroit Red Wings

Harry Currie, fast, clever young hockcyist, who has been campaigning

with consldcralne success in tile Eastern Lilltcu blunts Amateur IIOCKL‘)

l League is to get nis big cnance next munin wile-ll nc leaves to try out uiill . 2 .ile Stanley cup Unaimpiuis, Detroit Red Wings.

Iiarry received a. letter from Manager Jack Adams of the Wings on Saturday which stated that ne (Currie; would be expected In Detroit on uctober lith. when Wings will start their condltiunulg campaign for inc season's schedule, and at the same time lest out tncli- annual crop o. rookies seeking to break into the big time. ‘

Adams believes Currie has an excellent chance of making good, hul- . ing had his scouts look him over more than once mien he was playing with llersliey Wars. Last season he had an opportunity of tryulg out ill mid-season but at that time turned down the ulier, be-ng then paced un ihe Wings’ negotiation list.

Harry, one oi‘ the most popular young athletes on the Island, is very reticent on the subject summing it all up with "I ivlll do my best." ills host should be good enough and the best wishes oi" all island huckeyislsl will follow him when he makes his hid for recognition in the moneyed ranks.

Pete Kelly, already a. full-fledged member oi the Detroit champion-

‘ ship crew will likely be leaving aground the same time as Currie. A loam- niate of Harry's this summer in softball, Pete is one of Iiarry s most aru- ult backers and is looking ior llilrn to make good. And it is a sure bet that the likeable red-headed star will help Ilarry out in any manner he can once the practice sessions start. ,

Cooper Has Two Stroke Lead Over Culdahl To Capture Canadian Open Golf Crown

.(By Elmer Dulmage) (Canadian Press Staff Writer)

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, Philadelphia

Baseball Results

SUNDAY GAMES NATIONAL LEAGUE

First Game

100 00o olo z-4 9 o

Brook ru ool 01o 00o l-S a o‘ Lnlrlasler and Grace; Flizsinl.

mom. Hellshaiv and Phelps. Second Game

Philadelphia 000 320 000-5 7 5~

l3rooklyn 014 300 0lx—9 l3 1’ Johnson. Jorgens and Atwood;

. house, Hamlin and Phelps. I‘ll'5t Game l

Cincinnati 004100 050-10 8 2

s1. Louis 000 22o 03o- 7 15 ‘a R. Davis. Scholt and Lombardi,

V. DElVl-“I Harrell. Sunkel. Blake,

lZric-st llnd Owen. Ogl‘()(‘l()\\'.$k _ second Game

Cllltlllllflll 000 000 000-O 5

Si. LOUlS 000 000 llx-B 5 Grlssolll. Derringer and V. Da.

vls; Welland and OQPOGOWSRI. First Game

Chicano 000 100 004-5 9 3 Pllbblllgh 000 000 000-O 4 1 F; ellcll and Harmon; Lucas,

Brown and Paddcn. Second Game

Chicago 100 O00 010-2 7 0 Pltisburgh 002 101 00x-4 9 1 d Lee and O'Dea; Tobin and Pad- eu. First Game New York 030 000 000-3 7 0 Box-ton 000 000 100-1 5 1

Mellon and ‘Maricuso; Fctte andl

Lopez.

Second Game New York 000 000 040-6 13 3 Bosloh 000 010 4lx-6 9 1

Gumberl, Coflman. Smith and Danning; Turner. Hulchnsoii,

Californian Climaxes Tennis Campaign With Brilliant Victory Over Von Cramm

(By Bill Boni, Associated Press Spllrla H rill-r;

FOREST HILLS, N- Y“ Sept. lZ-Red-heuiied Dun Budge 0i Oah- land. Calif. Sat/urday climaxed as succl-s-llz; a:e:.il.:c;l:llpll1:i.u.sevll waged by any man by adding the (‘nitecl Slllle- \llgll'~ l-llulnpionslhip to the laurels he wnn at Wimbledon and iil ihl- imlls (‘up arena.

The Californian subdued. for ihl- third time lilh semen. Baron Gottfried Von Cramm nf Gerlnaily. ll-l, ‘I-il, ll-l. 3-1;. (l-l. ill-fore a crowd of 14,000 that jammed its \\'i‘l_\ lllto the “wt lie Tvllllls (‘lulrs concrete horseshoe.

Thiri Budge completed a year oi ‘lllil-rilzltiollul (‘fllllptllllllil in ullich he did not lose a singles match and lust only oill-l- in ilouhlc».

Two-flour Battie

The only sets Budge lost in ihe Ffeddie Steele UnLwd Slates champiomhlps were Successfully

taken from him yesterday after- Defends Title

ncon by Von Cramm. blond. court- l_v German who was good enouuh to CIllTy him ihrr-llgli a two hour battle but not good enough to trip l up ihe miller-stroking Californian in hi: all-winning SLflkC. . Successor to Fred Perry of Eng- land. now a profe sionnl, as Am- erican champion. just as he is Perry's successor a» the dominat- ing ftgure in ini/errlational tennis, the 22-year-old son of a laundry

Sntnrrizly l‘. u 10111111

trilck driver at no time was in wilful K0054"- ' m“ Km danger of failing l0 will the title. Ovcrlin or was‘ 112101 D. C- The There was a brief flash of bril- 15 “flmdi liance as Von Cramm won the clxllmllzer fourth set and squared the match. out l0 .. lllf‘ _ hull!‘ but from then on n was all Budge round col luv-l. mkms: od- and merely a question of time. vnnlazc of i115 f' rr-al opening

Budge, in winning his three sets He hit Overlln w a ‘efi to the

n

was carried to deuce only three. (‘hill lhfll- » h"'l“‘1‘-°"m‘r time; all three in the first. The in: rmrl frrshcd him with two Baron. on Lhn other hand, cm. hi5 lwnli -l:l'.: m. as he w“ drun- second set break on a net-cord piYhZ- '

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shot. that Just as well might have

Shoffner, Lopez and Mueller. fallen into his court, and did not

with none down m me last m ma. nlul the nlnlch was squared.

stopped at. the plate and llllllls whiffed two batters. Ill ille illll-ll they scored their first laly on two hits and an error but the NllllOllill§~ immediately replied with flllUllllYl run in the fourth Wlllllllllii lilll in; safely to start the inning, gollll; to second as hlcCallillli bulked; l-n-lallgz‘ to third on a passed bull and ilwl; scoring as McQuarric grounded out to Currie at first base. A llilflil Oll balls, hit and an error gave the will- ners a 4-1 lend going into lln- In‘ l‘ f the sixth Willi the » scoring the final rull of illc guilt-u in the fast. of the some ilzellln; on u ' base on balls, stolcli base mid nil cr- j ror. It was in this frnmc that All-‘ Stars threw away another ill-cut chance to haul thc game out o1’ llli‘ fire but. the best they could do \\:1‘§ i one tally as they once again tried‘ a squeeze play unsuccessfully.

fice ht: Murlcy; ruhs blltlcd ill: McQuarrle 2. Wililllllis, Glllis. McCalliun; struck out: by Blnns l7: by McCallum 14; IJHSSPLI ball: Word 2; Hennessey; wild pitch: hlccrlll- .

“mu Albsmrs missed a gkmnufi _ '1“.ll-ll Ilcnlher imcorked great opportunity as a eqwczc PM‘. w.“ ill"! lllil" flrlllcz three birdie fours ‘ m llll- n five holes. A 150-

.\'1ll'll"l‘ tsl wllllili .1 foot. oi the. pin on the 407-vnrd 12th put her one up. Another line approach and llillo-rool plllt on the 14th restored llcrlrrlrl nftcr Mrs. Rogers won the short 13th ivhsrc both found in ' fr"m ihe tee.

Ml : Leslie three-pulled thelfith n lroul sewn fool; and they v. _ oven for the last time. On ill" next. 465 _v:il'ds. the Manitoba Wwilpirvllis lllflqvnrd mashic stop-

Rollers‘ 20-footer fol llolt‘ slfippfli on the lip. 'l‘hl=\' halved the 17th and the \'Ollll_5!l‘l' woman took the home hole with n six when Mrs. Rogers’ llll"<l over the green rested beside ll t~~n nlrd she had to waste ashot to act clmr. - -

BOX SCORE NATIONALS AB ll ii I’O.\ I-l R303 Is flaltgd McDougall. ss 4 1 0 1 1s 0 I Murley, r f 3 0 1 0 U 0 McEachem. 2b . . . .. . . Ev Hurricane Williams, lb 4 2 ‘.2 ii 0 1 McCallum, 3b 4 0 l. l. U 1 McQuarrle, If 4 0 0 0 0 1 fflmgligaiesepaarx Henmssey‘ c 4 O 0 w 0 Oil v- tC(l'\\" ’lliS€Cl t i’ McInnis, cf 4 o o o o o ‘fjf. fi. ‘ scmswnmjm‘ ° 5mm‘ p 4 0 0 O 4 U ‘ in. 5.11!» o ‘le _ ven Seas- oseph T0t81li a4 4 s21 1 illvlpllilxkl“ Mum‘ “we l? Nevin"- ALL-STARS AB R n 1'0 .\ IE} fr?“ “l” 01mm“ W" “°°“Y m Mflnnls. 3b 3 0 0 0 l 1 closs the shitting line at noon Currie, 1b 4 0 1 9 0 0 llllt‘ slloil-ly lifter the Captains de- c_ ward‘ c 3 1 O 1;. 1 0 (‘Jill d to (‘ll-llll‘ St. Georges Harbor when...’ S 2 O 0 1 0 1 nllll _nll::ll0i m its safety while 9, McCallum, p 4 1 1 1 ll 0 1‘"'-1'1l‘f11l<‘- 101101100 moving toward 6mm 3b 4 g 1 Q 3 Q Bl-lvnliiilil. silent. ils force, Carmichael. cf a 0 o 1 o o T-lc storm is expected to be over a ward, l»; 3 g () 0 l) l) Berililicill tomorrow. Gallanrtflf 2 0 o o o o . L Totals 28 2 3 27 7 2 SUMMAR‘ lilnlis 5; MlJCflllll-lll 1; stolen base: Earned runs: Nationals 2; two \Vl1ill(‘ll' lcii on base: Notional 5; base hit: Williams. MUPlUXI S1l(‘l‘i- A! w -

4. Ull: u: Al. the plalo, Bill Ryan; ml the bases L. Rush and Bill Law- ioi‘.

BY INNINGS bllilinnnls 200101000-4 5 4 All-Stars coo 101 000-z _3__2

All ocean race between ships of a bygone day when soil was H118 storied out from Newport. R. 1.. when the Joseph Conrad, the seven seas. left. hauled up their anchors and got

mild, Thegraooful hulls and Milling fllm_

TORONTO. Sept. ‘iii-Liishthorse Harry Cooper. whose tournament earning seem to prove he is the best golfer on this side of the At- lantic, at least. gallopcd on his prize-winning way today with the Canadian Open title on his ijrwrd and another $1,000 in the bank.

Cooper captured the 72-hole championship Saturday for the second time. slaving off the chal- lenge of Rajph Guldahl. United States Open champon, who falter- Ell with his putter when he _had chances to win his second national title of the year. Cooper scored 285. five over par. and Guldahl 287.

Fighting s, southeast gulc- most. of the day, Cooper carded 72 and 74 Saturday to get. dowll in front of Gulciahl by two strikes. Lighthorse Harry was seldom spectacular but he was steady under weather con- ditions which made sub-par virtu- ally impossible.

Paul Runyon of White Plains. N. Y., and A1 Wntrous of Detroit tied for third with 290's and popular Tony Manero of Peabody. 0111M» was fifth on the strength of a re- markable 68 for his third round. Manero played his two-under-par round in wind and rain to finish wuth 292.

Ottawa's star twosome. Stanley Horne and Bobby Alsion, were sixth in the field and mebest Cuna- dians. They scored 293's tieing Bill Burke of Chagrin Falls, 0., leader at the halfway mark wzth 138. Horne. Canadian professional cham- pion, and Alston, runner-up in that event, collected $383.33 each.

In the rain and gale, Runyon, Jules I-Iuot. of Quebec and Ray Mangrum of Dayton. 0., were top nlorksmen, but they started the final (id-holes loo far to overhaul the leaders. Runyon finished with 70-73. l-Iuoi. with 72-71 for 296 amt Mangrum with 70-73 for 206.

Lawson Little. virtually out oi’ the race with his two-day total of 150. rallied bravely to score a fine 60 yesterdng: morning but he closed with 7B for 297. Just. 26 strokes nlore than he used to win the Sen- gram Golf u~ophy a year ago on the same course and eslabl sh a chanlplonshlp record of 271.

Phil Farley of Montreal. runner-

TrottingDuel » Is Cancelled

SPRINGFIELD. Ill_. Sepi. 1Z- fAPl-An international trotting duel between Greyhound. Ameri- con horse, and Musclctone. Italian Champion. scheduled for Spring- f‘eld, Oct. 8. has been abandoned. Sep Palin. trainer of Greyhound, advised Illinois Strife Fair of- ficials Saturday. Prilin said u. cablelzram from Itnly announced Musclctone was sick and unable to make the tn;

Sports Events Scheduled Today

SAINT JOHPN’. N. 13.. Sept. 12- (CPl-Ruin yesterday forced post- ponement of two sports events. Maritime zone trials for the British Empire Games will be held here ‘uzmorrorw afternoon. The second game between salnt John Pontiacs and St. Stephen St. Crolx. battling for the provincial senior baseball title. will be plirved at 51-. Stephen Tuesday. with the third contest, slated for Thursday. St. Stephen won the opening game.

REMEMBER WHEN

Lawson Little. 26-year-old San Franciscan, blasted Culladidn open golf records when he shot 72 holes in 2'71 strokes at. St. Andrea's. To- ronto. one year ago today. Giving par a beating in every round. the burly shotmnker finished eight strokes upon Jimmy ‘Thomson, Slmwnee-on-Dclnvizlrc rlcc_

up to Sandy Soincrvillc in the Clin- ndiim amateur this year. led ama- telir-scorers in the open with 301 and posted steady last-day cards of 73 and 75 to do it. It. was the third time Farley had won the amateur

modal in lilo opt-ii championship:

AMERICAN LEAGUE

First Game Washinzlon 000 000110-2 5 0 New York 100 000 000-l 7 l Chase and R. Flerrell". Rulfing nnd Dickey. Second Game Washington 001000 000-l 5 l New York 100 100 00x-2 6 0

Phebus and Mlllies: Gomez and

ickey.

First Game St. Louis 000 000 300-3 10 0 Cleveland 100 020 21x-6 l0 0

Knot‘... Trotter and Giuliania. I‘l(‘l‘l’l5l(‘_\‘; Harder and Becker.

Second Game St. Louis 001 000 000-l 4 l Cleveland 004 200 00x-6 9 0

Vanalta. I-lennessy and Hemsley; .7. Allen and Becker.

Boston O00 003 028-13 12 2 Philadelphia 000 410 00l- 6 8 2 Wilson. NlcKnm. Marcum and

Berg; Castor, Turbcville and Bruck- glider 00o 13o coo-A 15 0 Chicago O00 O00 000-O 3 i]

Bridges and I-layvvorth; Kennedy,

Lee. Cox. and Scwell. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE First Game ‘ Rmthestor 002 010 000-B ll 0 Buffalo coo 000 ooo o a 2 Judd and Poland: Ferris and Sa- Vino. Second Game Rochestcl‘ 010 020 i-4 ii ‘Z Buffalo 012 000 0-3 B 1

Swanson and WaTdrOn; B15175 and

Phillips. First Game Syracuse 000 200 120-5 l5 i Jersey Cit)’ 205 100 OOx-B l2 2 Fusscll. Thompson. V. Brown

and Chell: Gableh and Klumpli- Second Game Syracuse 0001091"? 7 l Jersey City 010 000 0—1 3 3 Gee, Hockett and D. Mborei Stiles and Redmond. First Game Toronto 000 000 010 000-i 5 0 Montreal 001 000 000 001-2 7 l Mulligan and Hogan. l-Icvlhs:

Johnson. Chapman. P0111 and Chandler

Second Game Toronto 010 400 0- 5 9 1 Montreal 013 240 x-10 12 2

Lanfrllnconia. Nekoln and Hoiian; Llscllbce. Pzittison and Harzravc.

First Grime 010 O00 300-4 7 2

Bolt more Nfwllfk 022 oln Zlx-B 13 ll Anderson and Gray; Fzllow and l Rosnr. Second Game B31 m; wyq (‘all 004 (5-5 10 2 Npvfflfk 050 010 X-O 10 2 Klllcn and Gray; Nclzlzcllnl: and

Hr Ysliberger. l

SATURDAY mimics INTERNATIONAL Lmorn

Sjvrrvusn n10 001 111-5 15 0 Jersey City 000 000 001-1 4 1

Ynlidcrmccr and D. Moon’: 136-. Incl-ill. and Redmond.

Bnllllnorc Il20 000 1051-7 ll 1 Newark 000 010 000-l 5 2i Lnhrlnnn and Grouse; Chandler.

Russo and Hershbergcr. Illontreal at Toronto. doubiehcad-l er. postponed. rain. < Rochester at B\‘.lll\l0. night game.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadclph a 000 021 001-4 l0 l Brooklyn 503 201 l0x-l2 12 1

Mu culty. Klnlcher. Blirkhnrdl k Atwood. Stcpheilsoll; Hdvt and Phelps. Cherivinko.

New York at Boston. postponed. rain. Chicago 300 000 0il—5 11 l Pjtkbllfflh 101 000 002-4 l0 2 Davis and Hmtneti: Bauer-s and Paddcn. Cincinnati 000 300 010-4 l2 2 Si. fouls 000 200 BOX-b l2 l Derringer and Lombardi; Ryba and Owen. AMERICAN LEAGUE First Gum 8b. Louis 000 000 000-O 0 2 g Cleveland I00 I82 011-0 XI 0