saw the Rowing Club Bowside, the Oarsmen's junior side proving too good for the Y.M.C.A. juniors, the Walrusses. The latter were hemmed in their own territory for the better part of the game and but for the good goalkeeping of their newly found goalie, Pure, the score would have been greater.
The Figueredo brothers "worked hard in the defence as did Hall, but their forwards were weak and their few shots were ably stopped by Calder the Rowing Club goalie.
A. Pressler was the hero of the Rowing Club team his backhand shots being particularly effective and two of his goals were brought off in this manner. He was also able to score with some long-distance shots which Caught the goalie off his mark. Farmer worked hard in the centre for the winning team and of the backs, Hawkins is the most improved, his marking and passing being worthy of mention. Calder served in goal as an impromptu deputy for the regular players who were on S.V.C. duty. vacate the throne after a month's reign. The Sioux bludgeon wielder dropped to second place with.375.
Hank Greenberg of the Detroit Tigers nipped Jimmy Foxx in the home run race, beating out of the Ked Sox first baseman by two extra four-baggers, 26 to 24.
Bob Klinger continued to head the National League hurlers with seven wins and one loss through last Thursday while Johnny Allen topped the American League moundsmen with twelve victories and one defeat, indicating that he was out to improve on his near-world-breaking feat of last season.
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