All Star Game Anticipates Newsom and Derringer Starts
The American League may start Buck Newsom while the National League leans to Paul Derringer for the all star game at Plantfield. Manager McKechnie could also use otherNL aces. McCarthy fields a star infield and outfield as proceeds go to aid Finnish noncombatants. The 1:30 p.m. game will be broadcast by Mutual.
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Cedar Rapids bowler posts record 735 in Detroit league
Earl Gillick of the Ful O Pep team in the Quaker Oats league rolled 735 pins in three games with 288, 247, and 200 to set a league record. Bert Morehead followed with 685 in Lincoln Major league action, opening 224 and finishing 253 and 208.
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Harness racing battle looms as AT A and USTA clash
Last week the American Trotting Association and the United States Trotting Association declared war over a rule that bars ATA registered horses from USTA tracks unless they enter free-for-all classes. A.T.A. plans a Chicago meeting March 25 to oppose the ruling and may seek legal action next fall. Community groups in Iowa consider meetings to decide tag options as Eastern breeders push for power.
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New Yorkers Lead Firing In A B C Doubles
John Silva and Frank Franczek of Syracuse New York posted a doubles score of 1188 to lead the American Bowling Congress firing. They opened with 381 and 361 and finished with a 446 total powered by late strikes, placing fifth. Dewitt Danforth of Fayetteville headed the singles with 633 and finished eighth on games 168 246 219. The St Louis Budweisers led last year with 2971 in team action.
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