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Race Is Close in The M(jors

IN THIS CORNER
By MEL FINEBERG

Collection Of Kuhier
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In The News...
Oddities in the news that came
over the AP wire last Monday night:
"New Haven- Referee Gene Tunney
gave George Fitch, New Haven Negro
light heavyweight, a 10-round de-
cision over Steve Carr of Meriden to-
night, and talked to the crowd of 4,-
500 fansdfor two minutes explaining
why he did it.
The former world's heavyweight
champion said he would like to call
the bout a draw but that Connecticut
boxing rules forced him to be gov-
erned by his round by round point
scoring which gave Fitch a 44 to 34
edge.
' I know as much about boxing
as anyone here and if anybody
disagrees I will challenge him,"
Tunney said.
Heavy verbiage at 60 paces would
probably be the weapons-with the
Encyclopedia Brittanica and Shake-

Tennis associations of both
cities went ahead selling tickets
for the match and issuing angry
statements over which was en-
titled to it. There were refusals to
arbitrate.
Belgrade even went to the expense
of building additional seats around its
courts, naming them 'Budge Stand'
in honor of the sorrel-topped Ameri-
can.
Zagreb newspapers blazoned defi-
antly:
"Croatia produces players, so
we'll have the match."
Well the upshot of it was that the
Americans will play in Belgrade on
Tuesday and Wednesday and then
shift to Zagreb on Thursday.
This may seem rather silly but from
a little incident like this in good old
Serbia came the World War. Well,
don't forget we warned you.

American League National League By Library Here
W L Pet. W L Pet.1
New York .............45 27 .625 Pit tsburgh .... ....,...44 26 .629 A complete collection of Otto Kuhl-
Cleveland .............44 27 .620 New York ............. 47 28 .627 cer's railroad etchings up to date and
Boston ...............42 30 .583 Cincinnati ......... ...41 31 .569 a set of his ship etchings was re-
Washington ...........41 37 .526 Chicago ...............38 35 .521 ceived yesterday by the Transporta-
Detroit ...............38 39 .494 Boston ................ 33 34 .h3 tion Library. it was announced yes-
Chicago ..............30 37 .448 Brooklyn ............32 42 .432 terday by Prof. John S. Worley, cura-
Philadelphia ..........28 43 .394 St. Louis ..... .......... .29 42 .408 .tor of the library. They will go on
St. Louis ..............22 50 .306 Philadelphia ..........21 47 .309 exhibition in the near future.
Mr. Kuhler, who came to the Unit-
Probable pitchers in the Major Chicago at Philadelphia: White- Yd States from Germany in 1923, is
Leagues tomorrow: twon-lost records head (6-4) vs. Thomas St7) now a consulting designer for some
in parenthesis). National League of the country's largest railroads. He
American League New York at Cincinnati: Gumbert is now working on the Hiawatha de-
St. Louis at New York: Tietje t1-2' (8-5) vs. Walters (6-11). signs of the streamliners expected to,
vs. Pearson (5-5). Brooelyn at Pittsburgh: Fitzsirn- go into service in Milwaukee in the
Detroit at Boston: Gill (5-3) vs. mons 5-4) vs. Tobin (6-3). early fall.
Grove (13-3). Philadelphia at Chicago (2)-Pas- A mechanical engineer, he built
Cleveland at Washington: Harder Beau (7-8) and Mulcahy (5-11) vs. and operated a railroad in Belgium
(5-7) vs. Deshong 5-4). Bryant (6-7) and Lee (9-5). during the war and afterwards, when

industry was at a standstill became
an expert etcher. In this line he re-
cently furnished the illustrations for
"A Portrait of the Iron Horse," a
book on railroads by Mr. Kuhler and
Robert S. Henry, published in 1937.
His railroad collection consists of
12 etchings, among them the famous
"Ladies in Waiting," and "All
Aboard." The other set, consisting
mostly of ship portraits, also in-
cludes 12 etchings. Included in this
group are "Mississippi Evening,"
"The Steamboat Race," and "Queen
of the Rivers."
The library already possesses four
of Mr. Kuhler's etchings
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speare as judges.
* *
"Belgrade. Yugosl
and Gene Mako can
today for a little ex
and immediately fo
unwilling principals
quarrel.
They were sche
the Yugoslav net
body was certain
match would be in
grade.
Zagreb is a Croat
than 200 miles fro
seat of the governm
major sports.

1111* ititt l* *V aV
* CORNERSTONES: Bill Poppink.
avia-Don Budge pitching for the Parkerites in the
me to Yugoslavia I-M Softball League last Tuesday.
hibition tennis- took his job real seriously and let
ound themselves the Snipes down with no hits and
in a Serb-Croat no runs while his team was gathering
seven runs. In a seven inning ball
eduled to meet game, that's no mean trick .
aces but no- There are only four American League
whether the baseball players who perform in the
Zagreb or Bel- cities in which they were born-Lou
Gehrig and Johnny Murphy claim
metropolis, more New York as their birthplace,.\John
m Belgrade, the Rigney's place of nativity was Chi-
lent and of most cago while Cleveland can blame it-
self for Al Milnar.

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