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WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1937. THE ADVANCE.NEWS PAGE NINF 5 5 2 A n s Mickey • 9 11 1 * 13 2 ett and -7 15 0 -5 13 1 hitehill, ud Pyt- 0 16 1 9 16 1 Russell, v worth; ud De- -4 10 3 -3 10 1 rell and Pet .701 .610 .603 .553 .493 .400 .325 .303 1- •<r •e ar r r *>;' e %- i' * r § I f I , t l I , I I Colts Win - Play Oswego Here Today Colts Beat Pirates 12-5, Oswego Here For Two Day Stay With Colts • The Oswego Gas House Gang come here -today for a two day •teit with the Colts. The first encounter will take place at Win- *-ter Park this afternoon at 6. and ft is expected that a large gallery of fans will be on hand for the ^crucial\ series. The Colts must v knock Oswego off if they ex- pect to climb in the standings. * COLTs POUNi; CHILLI id. -4 10 0 —3 ~> 2 arringer, •ombardi. -5 S 0 -3 10 2 and and -2 6 2 -18 4 Blaaton a, post- Pet .633 .622 .544 .522 .457 .423 .403 BROCKVILLE, Jul> 21.—The Ogdensburg Colts cuffed Manager ^Grilli's slants to all corners of Fulford Field here this afternoon to win by a score of 12 to 5. Van Roboy paced the Leemen with two long circuit drives, while Toni Gradiatis added to the bombard- ment with five hits in six trips to the plate, one of which was a four-ply blow. Martin started on the mound for the visitors, but was relieved by Smith in the ninth v when the Pirates threatened to take away the ti;t. The game was witnessed by a snwill crowd. There were rumors prevalent «here this afternoon that the Brock- ville was 44 at the end^of its rope/* It is understood that the National Association has stepped into the picture and has made certain de- mands on the management. Club officials of the Pirates would neither deny ner confirm the re- ports, but it has been known for some time that unless some tangi- ole financial assistance as was forthcoming. Manager Grilli would have a hard time carrying on. The score: Brockville ..000 201 002— 5 10 3 Ogdensburg 310 0o2 114—12 15 1 Grilli and Morrison; Martin, Smith and Benson. In 21-Mile Swim Concerts Scarce Between 35 and 40 students are taking the summer music course at the Ogdensburg Free Academy under the direction of Prof. Ken- neth Van Winkle. Prof. Van Winkle was retained by the Board of Education at a stipulation of $100 for the summer to teach music and provide for a series of summer concerts which were to be given. Aside from the concerts given during the Good Will celebration, none have been announced. Benson Hitting .394 With Grilli Leading For .425 Average In New Statistics The Ogdensburg Colts lead in practically all departments of the game except the standings, ac- cording to the official tabulations of Chief Scorer Sid Hooper, Ot- tawa, released yesterday. The Colts lead in batting with a percentage of .320. Manager Giilli with credits for 45 games top* Johnny Benson for batting leadership with an average of .425. while Benson, with credits for 50 games, slugged the ball for an average of .394. Seven of the Colts are in the .300 class of hitters and foF> individual honors. Van Roboys scored the most runs with SO. He also leads with 80 hits and the most total bases with 165, and is credited with 21 home runs, aud for runs batted in tops all marks with a total of 77. The averages of the Colts in batting, team batting, and pitching records for the league* follow: Hazel Cunningham (above) is shown at San Francisco, CaL, get- ting in condition to swim, with Paul Chottean, the so-called impossible Lake Tahoe, a distance estimated to be 21 miles. Miss Cunningham at one time swam the Great Salt Lake, 22 miles, in a raging storm. HOW COLTS IEUROPE PLAYING HOST TO RECORD iNUMBER OF TOURISTS THIS SEASON Housewives Are Most Traveled of Any One Class :AW s By CHARLES G REN HAM ^ : latcraiflf nl Illestrato* News Writer ; NEW YORK—With the vacation season now at its peak, travel agencies are enjoying the biggest rush of tourist business since the Jbalcyon days before the crash of il92t. ^ : Although thousands are taking! to the highways in United States, and armies of sightseers are in- {trading Canada and Mexico, the •most noticeable increase is in the number who are going to Europe- It is estimated that approxi- mately 30,600 win cross the Atlantic in June. The 1937 season got away to a good start because of the early crossings made by thousands who were drawn to Ir n mf nM to witness the coronation. ^ Pet. ^ .75# .660 Ml .483 4#4 State department figures' reveal * i that 33,2m Americana we [passports m May. The extent of is apparent when it is > ]recaHed that only about lS.OOn across the big pond\ in May !«* last year. Net Staying DAY on the the Paris exposition, Ifta fun\ swing. Tins international ^^xhtbtt is staged on an iand * C P- «. of 'accounting for 3S .total. *itftes alia. _» t •^ Benson Van Roboys Pukas Gridaitis Cheek Sugnie Tibbetts Davis Massic • Smith Bennett. C.-S G. AB. 50 198 51 213 1G 56 51 204 24 SS 51 212 51 214 51 211 44 170 13 34 F. 24 65 BAT R. H. 55 7S SO SO 16 20 6S 71 16 30 42 67 57 67 34 60 40 47 5 9 11 15 PC. .394 .376 .357 .348 .341 .316 .313 .284 .276 .265 .231 PITCHING RECORDS Pitching record «*f rentes and lost including July 4th. Name, Club W. L. Pepper, Glov 9 0 Kiefer. Rome 4 <* Klivak. S. F 1 0 Harrison. Glov 7 1 Bark well. Perth 6 1 Dickinson. Perth 10 2 Farrington. Glov. 9 2 \Y. Johnson. Osw. ... 9 2 Veach. Brock S 3 Pinyoun. Osw 5 2 Tulaca. Gk>v 10 4 Lukas. Osw 7 3 Pukas, Ogd 9 4 Bebey, Ogd 2 1 Brooks, S. F 2 1 ^ Crisan, Osw 2 1 \ A. Martin. Glov,. 2 1 Horsington, S. F. ... 7 4 I Smith. Ogd * 3 Orpheus. S. F 6 4 McCaffrey. Perth --•- 7 6 Depke, Rome 4 3 Ferris, Perth 4 3 Holmes, Rome 6 6 N. Martin. Ogd 6 6 Brostek, S. F 2 2 'Baker, Osw 4 5 Povi.-. Osw 4 5 Fo:ster. Ottawa 4 6 Trumbore. Perth 4 6 Recigno, S. F 3 5 McCarthy, Ottawa .. 4 8 Sherwood, Brock. ... 2 4 Roesch, Brock 1 2 Stafford, Rome * - Carr. Ottawa * s Capuana. Ot.-Glov. .. 3 7 Sutton, S. F 3 7 Roholl. Rome 3 8 Dumbrowski, Rome .. 13 P. Greene, Brock. ... 1 4 Lupe, Brock 1 4 O'Rourke, Rome 1 4 E. Lee, Ottawa * » TEAM BATTiNG Ogdensburg Gloversville Oswego . -. Perth Brockville - Smith Falls Hone Ottawa .320 .3071 .291 .2S3 .279 Jiti9 .258 *54 Golfers At Power Links On Saturday With three victories and oniy one defeat tangling from their belt, the Ogdenshnrg Golf team departs for Massena Saturday to take on the shain shooting Power Tillage organization. The gasses should be unusually close and in- teresting as Mas.-ena enjoys many wo* Pet. 1.001' l.OOi 1.004 .875 .875 .83* .SI* .81* .727 .714 .714 .70* .€.92 .66 r # S»'7 .667 .667 .631 .62*. .6oe .58? .571 .571 .50* .51* .5l>$ .444 .444 .4<tf* .400 .37 1 .333 .333 .333 .333 .30* -3Mt .30* .27? .2t** .!•;? OFFICIAL STANDING Official standing Canadian Am- erican League, including games played July 4th. Team Gloversville Perth Oswego .. - Ogdensburg Smith Falls Rome Brock ville - Ottawa W. 40 31 2> 25 20 14 L. 12 IS 21 23 30 30 33 15 38 T. 1 1 0 1 0 Pel. .7^ 5J»f .54f .455 AiHi .293 Ogdensharg to date has CerBwaO. Carthage feeing only to Garthase at Carthage by the close margin of three points. Many yonng play- ers on the Ogdenshnrg rosier are roaming to the fore rapidly and I heir pre.-ence has been felt in all gaiaes playei to date. The Umi— saafe-h** will aaeseat stiff <oicpetitacrs *<> buth (•rganizaiiofeb. DIVISION LEADERS Leaders in respective division?. Pla> er.s having to take part par; ir- at least 6n«~^ of the game*: I>»*4iiig batter: Grilli. Brock- ville. .425. Most mas: Van Roboys. Ogdens- hnrg. 80. Most hits: YaaRoboys. Ogdens- burg. 30. Most :otal base*: VanRoboys, Osaea^sarg. 16*. Two base hits; Sperrick. Gk»Y~ ersville, 17. Three base bit*: D. Henry. Smith Falls. 7. Home runs: VauRoboys. Og- aensbnrg. 21. Sacrifice hits: Tibbetts. Ogdens- barg. 1*. bases on ballr: Sperrkk. Glov- ersville. 4*. j Hit by pitcher: fhaovh. Gfev- ersville, 11- Rnns baited in: VaaRobo; s. ^)g- dc-n^hurg. 77. Stolen bases: Graff. Penh. 14. Host strike on*s: Lorenc*, ]BioviFii>- 4^-