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g Ring Ready for Test Night Track and Field Meet Set For Tomorrow "Unusual weather" (rain to you) has boon interfering with athletic events- scheduled 'by Monterey Peninsula high schools during -the past few days. Rained out yesterday were ball games between the Monterey and Carmel nines and a scheduled tennis match- be-' tween Monterey and Pacific. Grove racquet wielders. Better tilings are hoped for on Friday .evening, however, when as an event of Public 'schools week track and field ac tivities of Monterey, Pacific Grove, Carmel, Santa Cruz and the Salinas junior college are scheduled to compete in a night track meet at the Monterey highschool field. The meet is ,to begin at 7:30 p.m. (weather permitting) and some of the best performances of the season are looked for if conditions are right. Admission to the meet will be 25 cent? for students and 10 cents for adults. Sport Briefs Mad at Boudreau ATLANTA, April-17. UP) -sJim Bagby, Jr., 17-game winner for te Cleveland Indians last season, declared today th`at his feud with Cleveland's, manager,. Lou Boud reau. "will never be settled." "That" business Boudreau and me burying the' hatchet was the bunk," said the lanky pitcher a." he swung aboard a northbound train and headed for maritime ser vice boot training at Sheepshead Bay, N;Y. Bagby's dispute with Boudreau flared last season after the In dians' manager benched him for "being out of condition." Bagby denied it. Bagby said he hoped to return to baseball after the war-- but not with Cleveland. Santo Domingo was the first permanent settlement in the new Commander Gene Tunney, U. S. Navy (left) and Commander Jack Dempsey, U. S. Coast Guard, former heavyweight boxing champions, discuss physical fitness in the services at a dinner for physical educators of the army and navy at New York. A (AP wirephoto) B0NE1GLIG HAT SHOP Those Si. Louis Browns- Are Just Unbeatable This Season formerly - - --Libertr Hat_CoT" MANUFACTURING RENOVATING RETAIL honor of Russ NewlancI, veteran Associated Press idea, is ready for its first practical test--a wrestlet in diameter and supported by the conventional (left), chief inspector of ( the California Stale lission and Newland. Apostoli Kisses His Bride By HUGH FULLERTON, JR. By JACK HAND | and Brnnklyn-Bo;ion in the Na NEW YORK, April 27 (.Ti--Ever Associated Press Sports Writer tional were postponed because of hear of an all->fnr baseball team At the rale those unbeaten St.; cqld and rain. The Giants and made up entirely uf pitchers'1 . . . No. It takes a guy like Ernie Lan- Louis Browns are going likely to finish second they're in the Phils were not scheduled. Jgan to figure out one like that American league. Nobody's out m front of them or even close be- ! . . . Here they arc. in their regu hind, but old man precedent says lar positions, and all guys who they can't win the pennant. \ pitched in the majors at one time: When the Brownie? stopped Outfield -- Turkey Mike -Donlm, Cleveland. 5-2. yesterday they tied J rT> If you have difficulty getting a good fit bring your problem in to us. 376 Alvarado Pb. 6741 Babe Ruth and James J. Callahan; the Yankee?' 1983 league record* First base, Dan Brouthers; second ! for most consecutive? games won' base. Kid Gleason; third base, ! at the start of a season, with Rhody Wallace; -shortstop John I seven. However, the New York- 1 Montgomery Ward; catcher, Roger ! rs of that happy April eleven ; Breshnahan; pitcher -- take your years ago wound up seven games ^ CARMEL-BY THE-SfiA --' (l/tuwnieGm and Sti/iaftean ^Swn > EiXrtCfJtEPL(7LAKEDENVTR"ISTFpAOUtmROADNiTf NI C C LV SEeRk Vv Ee Dd . Breakfast .., 9w,aatHo /UOJmfn. Dinner........... U *fate99ppmm. . -JgHJ ' BED p a r v o r c h o ic e Liannas .i'REASBN/iHI,E .HIRES Every Day except .Monday IVI, ll jjg pick, but how about old Tony Mul- behind 'n ------- Ja*erov4i>-pa-seed-ai.vay' yesterday?" Nine is the modern high mark j . . . Mullane not only was big league baseball's only ambidex trous pitcher, but one ol 13 who won 300 games. in the National bin the co-holders,: the New York Giant; of 1918 and the Brooklyn Dodgers of 19-10, were only second place also-rans to the Chucngo Cubs and Cincin nati Reds respectively. p PRACTICAL ATTITUDE These figures probably weren't , Fight fans at the Broadway worrying Luke Sewell a bit after arena Monday night were all ex Steve Sundra's second victory. S.TER TO SPECIAL PARTIES ^ NEED k PLUM1E1! Phone Moiteey 51 Replacements -- Repairs Heating -- Sheet Metal Work 1 cited when one preliminary boy Though touched for ten hits, Sun- punched another all over the ring dra pitched .shutout ball until i and finally flattened him in the after the Brown's tour-run sixth | MONTEREY COUNTY PLUMBING CO. 635 Cass Street Phone 5881 third round . . . But Nat Rogers, inning uprising, marked by Don ; Mike Jacobs' matchmaker, didn't seem to share their enthusiasm . . . He just sat by the ringside when a beachcomber rushed up and asked: "There-t? a swell scrapper, ain't he, Nat?" . / . "Yeh," grunted Rogers, "but he's a soldier, so what good is he to anyone?" Gutteridge's triple and Vernon Stephens' two-run double. Hank Boruwy also joined the ranks of two-time winners as the 1 Yankees squared the scries with J Philadelphia. 6-2. He now has ( won nine successive league games ' since last August* in in addition : td'one world series and two exhi-I PAINT OVER WALLPAPER WITH AN OIL BASE PAINT Fuller's Fullcoat ' Gal. 2.60 Qt. 78c SHORTS AND SHELLS Claude (Buddy) Young, the Illi nois U. sprinter, will try football next fall in a brickfield that in cludes Eddie B.rav and Eddie Mc Govern ... It probably will be the bilion triumphs. Hank allowed ill hits, but Nick Ellen thumped the A's into submission with a tworun homer, a double and single. : Early Wynn aim Cl11 Torres toon : the bows in Washington's 2-1 edge' oyer Boston. Wynn allowed onlv FOI.l PAINTS -- WALLPAPER -- GLASS 213 Forest Ave. Pacific Grove . Phone 6031 Tightest- -and -fastest combination' six hits, a 11--s t j t k'Ig s . irt hanging in the Big Ten . . . The first ball up win No. 2 and Tcrre.\ the Cuban `list Fred Appstoli, U.S.N., forrngr middleweight npion, is about to kiss his bride, the former Valle of-San Francisco, shortly after thoij- mar* .ri'ctrJudge A.'J. Maestrelti at Reno, Nev. Apostoli 5h after 13 months service in the South Pacific. .tion best bet; small Ventura: Fish planted in pitched this season in MacArthur stadium, home of the Syracuse In ternational league ball club, has been sent to GenT Douglas JWacArthur . . . During the draggedout pro football . meetings last week, Mrs. Charles Bidwill, wife of the Chicago Cards' owner, passed the time playing gin rum my with Charley Murray, the Buf falo promoter. When Bidwill came out for a breather, Murray told him: "Your wife now owns the Buffalo franchise." Joe Just, Cincinnati catcher-- Joe handled-such pitchers as Whit Wyatt and Joe Heving at Milwau kee in 1938 but while they were third baseman, rapped out a dou ble and single, driving in both runs | scored off Yank Terry. Buckv Walters knows rum- than Cincinnati can score but he might i have been inclined to doubt it after pitching 21 innings over a' two-game si retch during which the Reds did not cross home plate. Frank McCormick finally broke i it up yPth a 13th inning home vun giving^ Cincinnati and Walters a 1-0 Tiodhovcr Rookie Alvin JurisiK'h of, the St. Louis,Cardinals.' Viric^ DiMaggio kept the old family' name in the headlines by collecting a home run with two men on and a double in Pitts burgh's 0-1 pummeling of Chicago. Preacher Roe coast,ed in with a OUR WINDOW SHADE SHOP Now carries a complete stock of repair parts for Venetian Blinds Tiltors Chains Chain Locks Tape Cord MCKAIMISON'S FURNITURE MART Opposiie'Botel San Carlos