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Stars And Tip Tops Play Again Tonight

Tin‘ All Slars and Tip Tops clash again this evening in the fourth game of the Industrial League fin- als for the Tip Top Trophy. The snip: now stands two to cne in {avrr of lhe Tip Tops, and if they win Lila‘ evening automatically cap- iiirc :!ii- trophy for 1936.

Tli- All stars need ionightsgame m iii‘ iip'the series, and thereby n_=_~-.\\;tale a flfth game on Thurs- 4", "fiicy are badly in need of a win. and ii’ confidence means any- ii lif iiic Tip Taps are going t) have lIlPlr hands full copping to- IIlQHiK engagement.

pzniiio Blniis, the All Starsfistcam bail artist, will attempt to pitch the A1: Sinrs brick into the running, while "Lefty" McAlcer will probably attempt lo bafile the All Starswith iils slant liar. fast breaking hooks.

Grime starts at 5.30 with Bill Ryan calling ‘em at the plate.

Senators Down Yankees 7 - 5

NEW YORK. Aug. 1'7—-(AP)-— Axvny i0 a five-run lead in the first inning at the expense of Lefty Gomez, Washingtm Senators whip- ped iiic league-leading Yankees 7-5 today at Washington in one of the ivvo games play/ed in the major leagues.

Gomez was touched for five hits, one nf them a double by Red KNSS, and handed out one walk during the opening frame. He was lifted frr a pinch hitter in ihe second and Kemp Wicker, Ncenlly brought up from Newark. held the Nats in check the remainder of the game.

Earl Whitchill was lifted for a pinch hitter in the seventh when the Senators scored their fVal rim. Sid Cohen finished the game. Joe Diinaggio hit his 20th home run with the bases empty in the ninth.

At Chicago Chicago While Sex made only seven hits ofI Johnny Alien and Tlrrnton Leo but they combined the blows with 11 walks and three errors to defeat Cleve- hiiid Indians 7-3 in the opener of a three-game series.

ll- was the seventh time in eight games at Comiskey Park this sea- son that the Sox turned back the Tribe.

Alien went into the game with a record of nine straight victories. He lasted less than four innings. how- ever. as he handed out seven free tickets In first to give the Sox a working load.

Tvfl Lyons held the Indians to 10 srrrlcrcrl hits. two of which were home runs bv Hale and Trosky. Vrlfll came with the bases empty.

Four New Stakes For Grand Circuit

(A. i’. By Guardian's Special Wire)

(ROSHEN, N. Y., Aug. 17~Four niw stakes with a total value of $70000 will be raced on the Grand

irruit next year, E. Roland Har- “mml- President of the Trotting flollve Club of America, announced lTlllV,

ill") of the stakes will be worth $3fIT~I each while the other two \vi.i have a value of $10,000 each. Th‘ cvciiis, will be open to irottcrs all‘! Pacers of xvi ages, furnishing Y"! llic first time stakes for oldcr hmrils riviilling the Hamblctoiiian yiiluc. The $25,000 races will be of 1P5 of 1 1-2 miles each. instead h lhc usual two-out-of-thme mile

FZIIS‘. boVirlicrc the four new events will l afcrd has not been decided,

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Took Bad] Beating Early In C a r e e r

Peakes “Hawkes” T, Holy Redeemer 1.

P81111911}; Brrorless ball Mield. m: es Hawks trounced the Holy

mm" Mam 6-1 in a well-played game at St. Teresa picnic over the Work-end. It was sweet revenge 1m- Pcakes as this team handed them

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their first and only defeat o: the W350". a work previous.

An en~rmous crowd oi’ almost; hystercai fans witnessed the en-

run acro>s in the third to draw blood and not uiitll the fifth did Pcakcs get the equalizer as their °Dl1oncnts really played brilliantly with “Tick" Williams bearing down in the piiichcs with men on {he paths.

_In the fifth with two out Joe Gillan singled. stole second and look third on Ernie Smith's scratch 510E111‘. In a desperate attempt; to s“ the trying run. Smith started for second and was trapped while Gillan streaked honie—ieo-la'tc to K0,!) Gillan the Holy Redeemer boys had a merry chase after Smith who 20b Safely back t) first and the score was tied. The big crowd simply went mad.

In the sixth inning Peakes‘ really unlimbercd their artillery and smashed ihe offerings or wlmnm; all over the lot. Jimmie MacDonald started off with a single, George Smith scored him with what proved l0 be the winning run with a long ring m: double. K. MacDonald

v doubled and then two more singles

put the game on ice for the Hawks. Five runs crossed the plate in fly) big uprising. Peakcs settled down to protect their big lead for the rc- maindcr of the game.

Bot-h batteries worked well and both teams were right on their tOes during the fray. Pcakcs played errorlcss ball while the Holy Re- deemer b:ys had only three m1s_ cues. Smith. Peakcs‘ tower ng catcher. caught a wonderful game besides batting in the winning run. He out down three would be steal- PTS Hi 5980011 with bullet-like and accurate "pegs". -

“Tick" Williams was the big gun 0f the City boys on attack getting three singles of Mac-Donald.

BOX SPORE

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Nazis Capture Boxing Crown

BERLIN, Aug. 16 — Germany ‘captured the Olympic boxing team

crown by taking two champion- ships, and furnishing two runner-

up and one third-place finisher for

In total of 34 points.

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DETROIT, Aug. 1'7.—(C.P.)—.Joe Louis may be mentally handicapped for the rest of his career by the lacing he took from Max Sciiiiicliiig, but if it has no more eilect than an earlier drubbing Joe received Jnck~ Sharkey can expect the worst when they meet tonight.

It was late in 1931 at the outset of Joe's amateur career that he climbed into a, ring with Johnny Miler, then a. boxer with three years‘ high class amateur experience. Mil- er, good enough to make the United Slates Olympic team, clumpcdJoc inlo the powdered resin six times that, evening.

All around it was a. thorough beating for Louis, who was pretty green then and very young and im- pressionable. That beating, iii fact, made such an impression upon J00 that he went out and won 50 of his iicxt 53 amateur fights.

It carried over inio his profes- sional career zilso. Possibly still re- calling tliii night he travelled back and forth between ‘ltlilcrs fists and llie canvas, Joe sailed iiirougli Max Bacr. Pauline Uxzcuduii, Sing Levin- sky, Primo Czirncra and innumer- able lcssci‘ lights.

hfiler. of course, won the decision from Louis. He could not knock him out (lcspite the punishment admin- islered.

Joes‘ handlers argue that he has been painfully punished in several fights but never has shown any sign that, hc couldn't take it. Train er Jack Blackburn cited fights with Alex Borcliuk and Jack O'Dowd ‘in Detroit and one in Boston with Max Marck of Chicago, the former Nolro Danie athlete who won a decision from Joe in the i933 semhfinals of the senior Amatctu" Athletic Union tournament.

Blackburn also mentioned a fight with Adolph Winter in Chicago. “Wiator ivas n. big tough fellow," said Blackburn. "He iiiiiicrl Joe with . a right to the short ribs that doub- led liiin up. That was the time to show. the white fealiicr. Iiislcaci Joe fought furiously to lake up; (it- cision."

Pro-Sliarkey ring fans will argue tIlill, Joe Louis cvcr lock a beating comparable to liii one aclniinistcruii ‘ by Scliincliiig. who knocked iiini , completely out, but the Louis back- ers can make out a plausible case to show that a youngslci‘ who can i

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j feet against a tough foe isn't troub- i led by mciilal handicaps. .

Ancl ilie Louis crowd can point out, that their man went from (pg canvas to a point in the worlcfsl championship picture, becoming in- vincible until he met [he Black Uli_ lan.

"Joe will do it again.“ his sup_l porlrw lllllllllillll, ‘

Germany Leads ‘

l Point Standing,

(C. I’. By Guardian's Special Wire) i Olympic iecapiiulaiion by points on 10-5-4-3-2-1 basis: i Germany 134; United States '77 1-2; Hungary 44; Italy- 35 1-2;; 26; Holland 24; Great Brltainl 2O 1-2; Finland 17; Argentina 16;) Japan 1i; Poland l1; Sivilzcrlanrl‘ 10 1-2: India l0; Canada. 9; Czechoslovakia i); Norway 0; Mex- ico 8; Egypt '7 1-2; Estonia; G; Bel- gium 5; Driimnrk 2; Philippines 2: Yugoslavia. 2; Uruguay 1; Turkey

i; Rouiiiania 1.

Note: Only five nations compet- ed iii pony polo. Only first four places determined in handball, field hockey and soccer.

Home llun Standing

(A. I‘. by Guardian's Special Wire)

Home Runs Ycsicrday: Dima8' gio Yankees; Hale. Indians; Trosky Indians. one each.

The Ileadi-rs: Gehrig, Yankees. 3B; Trosky Indians. "‘ Foxx. Rcd Sox 32; Olt, Giflllls 23; Averill, Illdhlls 20; Dickey ‘rankecs 20: Klein, Pliilics 20; Cainilll, Phillies. 20; Goslin, Tigers 20: Refill‘? 13005 20; Dimnggin, Ynnkccs, 20.

League Totals: American 587. National 463, total 1,050.

France 35; Sivedcn 30 1-2; Austria l D

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(By Eddie Brietz, Asoelaicd Press Slporis Writer)

NEW YORK. Auk. l‘l-—(AP)— hired with the biggest lest ol hi5 meteoric career. Joe Louis hits the ronwhnck trail tomorrow night in a ill-round bnut with Jack Sharkcy Ill the Yankee Stadium.

Although generally picked in b031- IIIIt vWeran Boston sailor. M50 in lIli‘ midst of a comeback drive, the l short odds plainly show the fans uri- not as sure of the young De-

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l m“ “XL 3"“ "Wk I! ‘Louis was a 7 to 5 favorite to- 515- l 34 ' 1 ‘l ' "

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Two-Year-Oid Trot. Illinois Breed- ers Futurity, S100 Advil-d

Breeders Futurity, S700 Added

nzzlit. The odds were hammered (loivn from B l0 5 with the arrival on Broadway of the advance guard of several hundred Sharkey sup- Ip rwrs from Boston.

i Willi fair weather promised. Pro- lllillPl‘ Mike Jacobs coniidciitiy pre-

Plcniy of Sharirey Supporters

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Jam Anm ‘H’ swan” 1 1 oiekui Loui" to do a right-about- Mai}. ‘fair-napkin (Berry) 2 1,3“, ‘in, poyish- ofi- me Squire. m- A fric a n sf" M“ Nvnldm‘ " 4 Clirsinut Hill with the same vicious ~ r rm-rr ~ ———~ Ruth “Twlmfll ‘Pfllsllfllli 4 3 knockout, wollop that. disposed of ’ Ella Droniore and Kuliar also ‘ M1,‘. 133,913 Prime Camera and mos; Cra a B b ‘l’ 5t""_"“I~_ o o I’ lof the colored lad's other oppon- [ndla Team a S Tmws- ~97 1--- 2-95 l») lniins, sliarkcy is not without sup- P - ivortcrs- Fro m . ete rson 2.20 (‘lass Pact‘, Illinois Owned Tn,- flfi-year-old forrrier champion

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w 7 83f F“, Averill of Cleveland In_ Lone Acc IF‘. Fitzpairzckl l. l l. fiche brown bomber is being sent . “ ' ' . m, Katy Abbeilaie ill. lihtzpat- ihricl; to the ring too soon after the l dung‘ supplanted ms foam? ' rick) 2 2 2 “vvallopini: Sffllmollfig gave him. b- 7T_T w, ., - in”), ‘vmthgrly’ as Made,‘ of qixfi: i Jim \‘Vlic '_\' lRwcrusl 6 3 3 l "He's been winnlnl! bacilli-V‘ h" . l‘, M?‘ bdtkfwijp “"15 b“! 51X Y““"““.-‘~ Axulass T Peggy Sziwilliiiilii-l- iltlildcsi» 4 5 4 ‘hasn't had any opptsltion." saidl ‘ . h‘ m .1 il“'\Ill' “craze dropped a pom?’ to ' 3" Calunict Commodore lLUflll- Shiirkey of Louis. "SChmPlilliZ-Slmli" i ma llTlLl mll~tiiili‘ Iii ‘(lnl “Wm he got only wneirlinbi ‘nfaritleld I "f" 5 6 5 i“ ‘W "m b’ h" “M ‘m’ “hmvpd l ll‘ - , ' ~ r i ‘ l ilTillS at a bu ca cry I

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to dn even that good and lost seven

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Time: 2.02 1-2. 2.03 1-4. 2.05 1-2.

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