tuning af sports Pennant-Bent Bucs Fatten on Cards Washington, D. C., Saturday, June 16, 1945—A—14 With 5 Wins in 7 Games

Inspired Elliott Plays Odds, Post Positions or Is Close Second Win, Lose Draw In Preakness Today Major Role in Climb; Choice With on Br the Associated Press. By JOHN B. KELLER Hoop , June 16.—Probable lineup for the 55th running of the 'ferriss Is True Ball Players' Ball Player Dodgers Keep Up in ♦50,000-added at Spot Preakness Pimlico with was weary, but he grinned broadly. JACK today, probable jock- By HAND, , JOHN F. eys and "I’ve never had one that By CHANDLER, odds, listed according to poet tough before, even in the minors,” he Associated Press Writer. Sports Associated Press Sports Writer.- position (all carry 126 said. “But I’m sure glad I got through with it. It was a good one to pounds): Beating the champ has been the BALTIMORE, June Horse. Jocxey Odd*. win.” 16.—Argu- Pivot 2-1 ments over whether the Hoop Jr. Albert Boo—he that nickname as a time-accepted routine for winning Kentucky Snider 8-5 got babv when he tried to call Bobanet Shelby Clark 40-1 Derby winner. is a "brother” to his older brother, now' Sergt. Will D. Ferriss of the Army a title and the Hoop Jr., great Sea Swallow Hedley Woodhouse 25-1 Air race horse or just the best of an Alexis Ken Scawthorne l°-l Corps—was “just plain tickled” with his 14- 6-5 triumph aren’t from the beaten Darby Dieppe Melvin Calvert 8-1 straying field came to over the Nats at last But he wouldn’t talk ordinary down the Wayne Wright lu-I night. in their The about path quest of a first flag Preakness’ 13/16 miles today as Doge Johnny Gilbert 50-1 it too much. Fred Remerscheid 20-1 since 1927. nine 3-year-olds prepared to go Adonis_ The rookie pitching sensation Of the was trying postward in the 55th of to cool off a trifle before taking his shower when we found him. He In seven meetings with the World running wasn’t for the famed Pimlico feature. through the evening, for Manager admonished Champion St. Louis Cardinals, the him not to be too about The gates at Old Hilltop were Arlington Lions Horse long bathing and donning uniform again. Pirates have triumphed five times, opened early as the of a “We might want you in there as a pinch-hitter in the second vanguard game,” Joe warned. picking up where they left off last crowd expected to touch 50,000 streamed in for the stake Show Looms as Best i That was all Dave needed to hear, for he’s a ball player’s ball fall when they beat the Red Birds biggest day in American turf Post ^ayer, according to his Red Sox teammates. Ferriss politely, but nine times and tied once in their history. time for the first race was 1 *jmly left the throng of Army and Navy folk congratulating him on last 10 clashes. p.m. Eastern wartime nis victory. Bob Elliott, who is playing in- with the Preakness Of Season So Far scheduled for 4:12 “I’m sorry, but I must get ready for the game coming up,” he spired ball since Boss Frankie p.m. The ruled an 8-to-5 By LARRY LAWRENCE. apologized as he turned toward the shower. “This pitching isn't all Frisch sent him back to his old Hoop favorite, while the odds on his In and the I’m supposed to do for the club.” outfield job and gave up the third principal rival, quantity quality entry Walter base experiment, broke the back of M. Jeffords’ Pavot, switched for the Arlington Lions Club hors# to 2 to 1 as the wise ones recalled New Star Possesses Plus St. Louis last night with a sixth-in- show, which at 1 o’clock tomor- Personality, the 1944 opens homer that a 2-2 tie juvenile champion’s sizzling There isn’t a more personable in than Ferriss. ning snapped row at the Ballston _ player workout over the Stadium, prom- and started the Buccos off to a 5-2 Preakness distance He’s six feet, two, a well set up a solid 208 23-year-old weighing good earlier in the week. ises to be superior to any equine pounds with a fine smile and a mild Southern accent. He's from victory. Fast Track exhibition held in the Capital area Mississippi, you below the A paid attendance of 24,315 fans Promised. know, just Tennessee line. so far this season. Dave is greeted the Pirates, who had taken QUICK AND DECISIVE—After the bell had che ated him of a first-round On a soft track which pleasingly good-looking and carries himself well. He kayo, Ray (Sugar) Pavot, for the has over the lead for the first time Vieing championship in gray eyes and dark brown hair. And when he like a Robinson (left) put Jimmy McDaniel cold in 1:23 of the second round at New York’s Madi- skipped the Derby, covered the dis- smiles, it's the division are the out- dental cream Thursday, and watched Nick Strin- tance in jumper ad. son Square Garden last night to take a step nearer a title bout with Welterweight 1:59’;,, compared with the cevich "Red" Champion standing leapers of this sector, and But when he's around the ball Dave is all ball He outpitch Charley Bar- Red Cochrane. A crowd of record of 1:57 set by in 1942. park. player. 11,210 contributed to a gate of $48,490. —AP Wirephoto. there are no better in the country. doesn t to sell himself with rett. the ex-Boston hurler who has With a clear try his personality and appearance. He’s hot, day predicted by Entered the been in four sporty jumper strictly business. He can pitch and and field, and that’s about all knocking them dead in a the weatherman, the track was Cardinal classes are such performers as Mrs. he thinks of when the game is on. uniform. lightning fast. Hines Holds Bond Golf Fred J. Hughes, jr.’s, Hi Ho, Maj. The of on servicemen are keen about Dave. He was one of them 26 Dodgers Close Behind. to Finish Other stakes the eight-race for 5,000 21,093 Stay and Mrs. Alvin I. Kay's Smacko, months. It was last winter that he was a half program include the $30.000-added only discharged from the ranks Only game separated the Jackie Warren’s Yankee Doodle and because of asthma. He was in the Piedmont Pirates from the Dixie Handicap, the $20,000-added League, pitching for onrushing Brooklyn Gardner and Mrs. Hallman's Apple- Greensboro, before into the and who matched Lead With As Bosox Go 6V2 Hours Pimlico Oaks, the going seen $5,000-added Army hadn’t much in the Dodgers Pittsburgh's Furgol Griffs, jack. Entered along with those way of big league baseball before record of seven By JOHN B. KELLER. his first as a and the $5,000-added Jen- joining the Red Sox this spring. In straight wins and this, campaign big Nursery headliners are a score or more An fact, he had seen only seven as a continue to amaze the endurance record was set last league For had nings Handicap. The for the major games—and non-participant "experts” who . they given purses horses which their own with enly—before making his mound debut with Sox. doomed them to a cellar night at Griffith Stadium when Ferriss a sound card are .expected to reach about the Red scrap with Pacing Amateurs pounding—in fact, the best, notably Flint Hill Farm’* Now*, with his win over the he the Phillies. some 5,000 of an original crowd of they hit his with $165,000. Nats, has completed his mastery of By thf AMoclated Pre«». delivery vigor Caddie’s Trump, A1 Earnest’s Dickey the Sox s rivals. He has me 21.093 sat six hours and 32 the three hours Trainer Morris Dixon of Mrs. only one defeat on his record that shows uoagers naa stormy going in through throughout and 25 P. Ballantrae Stable’s Ballantrae hineR^d PHILADELPHIA, June 16.—Ed of that Boy, ^ins—and that was a 3-2 affair dished up by New York's Yanks. Boston before they pulled a 9-8 minutes grand American minutes of the engagement. And A. B. Widener’s Polynesian, winner Furgol, who took up golf to strength- Boy and Irish Lad, Mrs. William verdict out of the hat in a see-saw travesty—twilight-night baseball. they had- the second set-to sewed over Pavot in the Withers Mile at en an Injured left arm, opened to- Hurst's Graylark, Bobby Lee'* Nats^Score Greatest Dave Has Yielded opener of a -header. The sec- But for the far-sightedness of the up until the last regulation round. Belmont, expressed the sentiment of day's third round of the Philadelphia Bonne Fille, Roger Groves’ Dandy he won last ond game was rained out in the that made a rule But each time the Washington most fans when he said: Although night, the Nats rolled up the biggest score Inquirer $17,500 War Bond tourna- and Big Oak Farm's Balbo. he has in his third inning, all tied up, 3-3. prohibiting the start of an inning pitching went wrong. The Nats "Somebody’s got to stop Hoop Jr., yielded superb swing through the American That Frenchy ment as the amateur with a 36- League. top after 12:50 a.m. some of those a Competition in the saddle class three- total the Yanks amassed last Bordagaray came through as a pinch hardy- collected dozen hits in the open- but the only thing is that he might Sunday had been the biggest hole score of 142. division will be of the keenest va- hitter for the a souls might still be at the ball ing encounter, four Joe too.’’ against him. second day in row On the park. by Kuhel. stop you, professional side, Chicago's For the Nats and Boston's Red and bunched three riety. Senator Wayne Morris will “They hit me hard out there to drive in the tying runs with a singles i.nd a $68,170 Looms for Winner. tonight,” Dave admitted after the Jimmy Hines continued to shatter be showing his champion stallion, Nats had been nosed out. “I'm double in the seventh and the Brooks Sox. exhausted by the torrid tem- pair of triples off Ferriss in the grateful to the fellows back of me for par for a 133 with Byron Nelson If nine go, it will be the of and the perature and effort in a fifth for four runs to largest Spice Life, Oregon Sen- what they did. They me some put on the clincher with three runs expended inning make surely gave wonderful support.” close behind w'ith a 136. field since 1942 when 10 started. ator's daughters, Nancy and Judith, Dave was modest in the Reliefer first game that went through 14 their total five. But Marino about it all. yet we know' of a number of eighth. Clyde King a automobile Pieretti, Others quite Furgol. 25-year-old with the Boston band win- I who had been slated to shoot for the record have entered another ribbon winner, who d consider a five-run ball scored his third straight success at going great guns, game a pretty good piece of worker from Detroit, injured his gross purse of $87,670, with of Bourbon. Other cham- for Ira Hutchinson's ning, 6-to-5, simply couldn't get blew up in the seventh with a $68,170 Oregona pitching them. expense. arm in a bang playground accident many in to go to the winner if all nine start, pions in the gaited classes are War- Despite the he Arrival of the Phillies at the Polo anywhere the second set-to that that must have rocked the night- pummeling took—and the Nats really gave him a years ago. He never took a golf are: ner Primrose went through 13 to a 4-4 workers as far as the Pumphrey’s Princess, going over with their dozen hits and a lot of Grounds snapped the New York innings away Navy hard clouts that didn’t lesson, mainly because no profes- Mrs. W. G. Lewis Darby Dieppe, Jerry Turner's Peter Rabbit and Bob drop for hits—Ferriss didn’t Giants out of their tailspin and Mel deadlock. Yard. disappoint any of the throng that came sional could direct his unorthodox and Charles with out to Ott his forces to Those were brave hearts who re- Marino had a and Henry Lunger's Alexis, May's Melody. These, along look over the* highly publicized man. gathered together yielded young swing. He perfected the game so S. Howard's Sea Swallow, all in the other gaited horses, also will be seen never lost take a 7-5 Ott had to use fused to leave before the final out had two out when he found the his poise out on the hill, even when he was edge. well, however, that he taking averaged 72>2 at 1:02 on Derby, and William Helis’ Adonis, in the harness class and the hacking that sound in the fifth two pitchers, Bill Emmerich, who this morning of a double- plate swings. He just couldn’t thrashing inning when the Nats totaled four strokes a round in 18 consecutive Bobanet from Brucfe Livie’s Bobanet events. runs. Starter re- header that under way get the ball across and walked Instead, Ferriss tightened his belt a trifle replaced Andy Hansen, winter got prompt- three to vield only three hits tournaments. Stable, ana the Doge, from the in nine innings after ceiving the credit, but new lead-off ly at 6:30 yesterday evening. But in a row to force in the first Boston Pony classes are well filled, headed giving up nine in the first five, Hines, leading the field, won a Pentagon Stable of Mrs. Secor fellow man Leon was the star it doesn't seem likely there are run. To the hill went A1 Carras- Jay by Bobby Polk's grand little midget really has what it takes to make a Treadway big pro-member tournament Wednes- Mrs s T?ie good pitcher. who and and Barclay. Henry. All will Robert- And also what is to make with three hits, including a three- many will endure further per- quel the bang was even lotlder. horse, Cricket, and Betty necessary him a regular person with it. day with a 66, duplicated the score carry 126 run homer and four runs batted in. formances such as those the Nats Bob Johnson banged a double to pounds. son's Betsy, which took top honors in the opening round and had a 67 A Canadian rider into the staged in collaboration with the send in three more runs and John may go last year. Vandenberg Hurls 1-Hitter. yesterday. winner's circle to club from the Hub. Lazor another receive the blanket Proceeds will be devoted to the Chicago got super-duper pitching Johnny Bulla, Eastern Airlines banged double to Referee of black-eyed Susans, for A1 Snider Lions Club’s of con- Ring Victim Baltimore Grid Club from Nats Let Both Games Slip. tie the score. program sight Claude Passeau and Hy Van- pilot, with a second-day 67 has a will be on There were times From then on Hoop Jr. George (The servation and aid to the blind. to a when it ap- it was a duel be- denberg double-header 135 total for second place. Nelson Iceman) Woolf is astride Pavot from peared the Nats had both games in tween Roger Wolff and Ferriss with Cincinnati, 8-1 and 3-0. Pas- took his second straight 68 yester- and Woodhouse aboard Sea Of Bout the bag. even the first one in which Ferriss allowing just three hits the Hedley Impromptu Dropped seau allowed six hits in the opener day for third place. Swallow. by Hayes Dave Preakness Stakes By the Ferriss, current sensatidn of remainder of the he Associated Press. but Vandenberg, making his first, Right behind the leaders came way—although With its commissioner, Comdr. the went the needed Woolf is the only listed to NEW but not Bruce Coltart of N. majors, route for his double-plays back of him ORLEANS, June 16.— Jim last, starting appearance, Absecon, J., who ever has a Crowley, relieved of active naval ninth win one defeat in in the tenth and go today ridden Facts and Bernard allowed one hit in with 133, and Harold Mc- against ninth, eleventh to Docuson, 138U, of New service and its new only fly hurling (Jug) Preakness winner, Figures headquarters in get him off dizzy spots—and Wolff having piloted By the Associated Presa. Orleans, won an eight-round tech- the the shutout. That was a fluke Spaden, Philadelphia, with 139. Mc- in 1936. Chrysler Building, New I'ork, Snider will Pacts and figures on the 55th run- nical knockout over double A1 Libke in the first 66 was the best individual pegging away manfully until the Sammy Par- already open, the by Spaden’s dvl ^ets boat be the seventh jockey that has been ning of the Preakness Stakes at Pim- All-Americ*1?oo$- round of the ^uu,uuu 14th. lico today: rotto, 131, Pittsburgh, in the main ball inning. day. in the saddle on Conference today was prepared Pass by Wolff Hoop Jr. in nine Entries—Nine 3-year-olds (eight eight-round bout of a card Detroit was idle in the American Sammy Byrd of Detroit, defend- Costly. colts, one gelding. Alexis). featured to enter into a new phase of Its ex- races, while Woolf was up on Pavot by an when their in ing champion, was deadlocked at For 1945-6 Then it was wild that Favorites—Hoop Jr., 8-5; Pavot, impromptu slugfest. istence. night game Chicago Campaign pitching in six of eight races in the son of 2-1. Docusen a was washed out but the lead 143 with Henry Picard, Harrisburg, cost the Nats the game. With two a nee—Mile three-alxteentb«. proved little too much But the circuit, which plans to Tiger By the Associated Press. Case Ace's unbeaten juvenile career. and. for the Pa.; Ransom, Point, gone, Wolff walked gistecord—1:57, made by Alaab in hard-fighting, stocky little begin operating in 1946, found itself was stretched to a full game when Henry King CHICAGO, June 16.—American George Met- 1942. N. and Joe kovich and Last Pittsburgher and had him another the New York Yankees bowed to Y., Turnesa, Rockville that was Wolff’s big year's winner—Pensive. bleeding shy potential franchise servicemen abroad who like deep- Purse—Gross, 587,670 if nlna when Referee Tuck 4-3. Hank Center, N. Y. mistake. That Johnson- Fraley stopped holder by the withdrawal of Philadelphia, Borowy sea and who like to tough Busanda Heurich, start. Gross to winner, $68,170. fishing play Lazor Upsefs Probable the fight a few seconds before the who was batted off the hill for his sec- combination came on again. crowd—Fifty thousand. Hayes, tentatively had accepted cards have quite a supply of tackle Weather—Clear and hot. final bell. ond setback to decisions. Sea Is Choice Two singles, and the Red Sox were Probable track—Past. the Baltimore franchise. eight Sovereign and pasteboards, says A. L. Ebersole Hayes, winners. Faces Cameo Post time—4:12 pm.. Eastern war However, the feature of the eve- Cleveland the St. Louis June 16 (APV— Monday • one-time trainer of Jack Dempsey spoiled ARCADIA, Calif., of Washington, director and co- time. ning came just after the close of the and currently associated with the Browns’ first home appearance Fourteen California breds, headed chairman of the Bowlers' It was who did First championship playoff in Broadcast — National Broadcasting semifinal Victory Co. bout between Tommy Springfield Arms Co., yesterday said since May 20 when Lou Boudreau by ’s most promising son— Legion. the route pitching in the second the Washington Amateur Baseball Rotolo, N. a Association's is set 141, Rome, Y„ and Vince business connections made it inad- blasted three hits, including two- Sea Sovereign—were ready for to- Ebersole told the Legion's annual game which went through two hours leagues for Mon- Lasalva, Mount a on the at Charles Town Entries 145, Vernon, N. Y. visable for him to enter pro football run homer, to help his Tribe to day’s Santa Anita feature, the meeting yesterday that $255,000 had and 42 minutes. The Red Sox used day Ellipse 5:30, when Referee Eddie Coulon, a top-rated at this time. 5-2 triumph. Allie Reynolds took $30,000 or better Santa Catalina been three hurlers. Mike Lt. Chick Miller’s up-and-coming TOR MONDAY. raised through voluntary do- Ryba, who • 1 20 Track fast: weather clear bantamweight years old, called Curiously, the franchise in Balti- the win over Weldon West. Handicap. nations by the Nation’s bowlers matches Niggeling’s 40 years, went Navy Busanda nine clashes with FIRST RACE—Purse. $600; 3-year-old» and the bout a draw. George Winn, more first W'as through Cameo to break a tie for the first- up. claiming: Charles Town course assigned Gene Tun- during the 1944-5 season to pur- eight rounds, lefthanded xSecret Minerva 108 xReal Rotolo’s Vic half Industrial Boy _113 manager, leaped through ney, who whipped Dempsey twice chase jecreational equipment for Johnson went two-thirds of the League title. Credence 118 xShipkins _108 xSnowy Night.. 108 Silver Ruble ... 11* the ropes and charged Coulon. The in heavyweight title servicemen way in the ninth, then The Busanda club, current league fights. Alice abroad. Included in the xSupreme Flag. 113 xNoslen _113 two in the a few finished. hot shot after off Also tangled ring Crowdey, former at Ford- Capt. MacDonald, USMC, purchases were 75.000 knocking the de- eligible— deep-sea xPamunkey 108 xDiploua _113 moments and dozens of ringside cus- ham, will to N. fending champion. Heurich, in a go Geneva, Y„ for fishing kits. 200.000 decks of play- Nine hits were made off Niggeling Wild Irish 118 Way Gold _110 tomers joined in a free-for-all. A a brief visit 7-to-2 on the Col. Scott 118 xOver Gold_113 with his family before; Steals Star's Tennis Show ing cards and 33.000 books. and the Nats got 11 off the Boston upset yesterday Ellipse, police squadron restored order. his will start its star assuming football chores. Crow- The BVL in its set a trio. also struck probably flinger. SECOND RACE—Purse. 8600: 3-year- Clara Bias. 6—1. E meeting Niggeling out an Later the Louisiana State ley has been stationed By ROD THOMAS. ft—1: Mrs. R Hamil- Ed (Pluto) Oliver, who racked olds and up: 612 furlongs: claiming Boxing in Washing- ton defeated Jane Freeman, ft—o. >-'■—*?• goal for next season of $300,000. even dozen but up batters, while only Breakable Miss. 113 xHenry Rsy 10S Commission announced that Winn ton a Ruth C. Marcus defeated Eleanor Blair, the win over Brewers. following tour of duty in the Flaming-haired Alice MacDonald, by four hits were made off the xGrand Mac 110 Apple a Day 113 had been default. him in the suspended indefinitely and Pacific as welfare and Oliver turned in a 6-hit Tommy Atkins. 118 Louis L __ 118 recreational a in the Marine is Second round—Belin def^at^d G’-m-es. first eight of job, captain Corps, innings—one those xCanto Gallo 113 xRinehall __ 105 fined $150. officer. 6—O. «—2: Macdonald defeated Moore, Gen. Ike Hers Says Hungry Eddie Lake’s drive into fanned 11 and walked but four Also eligible— a ball of fire in The Star's ft—2—ft. 10—8; Hamilton defeated the leftfield becoming Murky Sky 113 .. 113 Black, 6'*"" 2, ft—'. stand ; Brewmen, as Teammates Pete xAndy Alec for his second homer of the xLate Slip _108 xSinging Sam 113 of tennis tourna- 5 2 City Washington Women'* Double*. For season—three were in Stranges and King Kong Belisle xUncie O- 113 New Book_118 Giants, 7; Phillies, Pirates, 5; Cards, First round—Van Ryn-Carrick defeated Big League Baseball buyched the Phils St. L. AB. H. O. ment on the Rock fi—o. ninth provided the heavy artillery at the AB.H O.A. N. York. AB. H. O. A. A. Pitts AB H O A being played Liebenow-Lhamon, 6—2: Black- when the Red Sox scored : THIRD RACE—Purse. $700: 3-year-olda 4 S'dienst.lf 4 1 2 0 Graham defeated Fond-Zimmerman. ft—2. Parades are all but Gen. Flager.ss 3 4 3 T’dway.lf 5 3 10 H'&.3b 40 1 j right, twice to plate. Stranges slammed a double and up; claiming; about 7 furlongs. 5 Hopp.rf 4 2 5 0 Creek courts. ft—4; Gray-Belin defeated Bias-McCulloch. deadlock the game. Ant’llUib 2 2 3 H'sm'n,2b 5 2 4 6 G do.sc-lf 3 0 4 0 Dwight D. Eisenhower rather would xGolden Babe 108 Mid Knight_, 107 Wasd'l lb 2 1 0 J Adams.cf 4 0 5 1 6—1. 6—1. After in the fifth to bring in a pair of runs Rucker.cf 3 1 2 1 Russell.If 2 there was Van .... 118 _. 110 see a that, simply the Tryst xPigeon 113 Crawf’d.lf 4 110 Ott.rf 0 K wski..ib 4 2 12 0 Unheralded Capt. MacDonald, baseball game upon his arrival 4 10 J.B'rett.cf 2 14 TODAYS PAIRINGS. dreary to curfew. while Belisle collected three for Milk Sop 105 xStrolling Lee. 113 M gudo.rf 4 2 11 Lomb'dl.c 4 2 5 1 Sders.lb 4 17 1 Elliott.rf 4 3 10 hails from the drag who Chicago, pulled Men’s Singles. from overseas next • Flying John_118 M’gio.cf 4 1 1 1 D.G'la.lb 4 113 0 ODea.c 4 0 12 Salkeld.c 4 13 Tuesday. four. y p 1 in 5 p.m.—Curtiss vs. Martin, FIRST Manc’o.c 4 0 2 1 Jurges,3b 4 10 3 Verban.-b 4 0 3 0 Lopez,c o 0 0 0 prize upset of yesterday’s play The War revealed GAME. ft p.m.—Sullivan vs. Davis, Spriggs vs. Department FOURTH RACE—Purse. $800 : 4-year- 4 0 4 2 Kerr.ss 3 3 1 1 2 D'lgren.lb 4 1 10 0 Boston. AB. H. O. A. Wash. AB. pan'ls,2b C.Br A A 2 eliminating fourth-seeded Sara Havlicsek. Hayes vs. Mulitz. that in a to Gen. H. O A olds and up: claiming: 1,'. miles. Mauney.p 1 0 0 0 2 0 n n'iS'r5efct.p- *. o 0 0 c yesterday message Lake.&s 4 Hansen.p (i arart,2b 4 2 2 .'i 6:30 p.m.—Johnsen vs. Covington, 12 5 Myatt.rf 6 2 3 0 xWalter Light.. 106 Up Jack _113 KarLp 2 0 0 1 •Bergamo 110 0 10—8. The 8 Rasslers to Promote Em’rich.p 1000 B'nhart.ss 3 1 1 3 Moore, 6—2, 2—6, day vs. George C. Marshall, chief of staff, Torres.ss 5 15 4 Jack Horner_115 xOvando 8cott.p 0 0 0 Dockins.p 0 0 0 Storch Royal. Met h.lb ? 1,2 109 1 2 S'cevich.p 4 2 0 1 5 015 1 Vaug'n.2b 6 12 4 Palkin -113 Anchor. 10 J risich.p 0 0 0 before she drew attention by strug- Men’s Doubles. Gen. “Ike” wrote: Joh Weigh 118 •Dinges_ 0 0 0 son.lf ,3 7 0 Kuhel,lb 5 415 1 Time Play_115 win over ft p.m vs. Cragin-Ze- Sale of War Bonds gling to a 13-11 first set —Smith-Morgan “I have no general suggestions Lazor,rf 7 4 2 0 Layne,3b 5 2 2 4 Totals 35 10 24 14 Totals 35 8 24 If) rega, Hunt-Curtiss vs. Walker-Crutcher. Tobin,3b 6 0 2 2 Totals 35 15 27 12 Totals 34 TT 27 10 then BInks.cf 6 12 0 Pvt. Paul FIFTH RACE—Purse. * Edith McCulloch deftly polish- 6:30 p.m.—Heddings-Miller vs. winner to make regarding the entire Sparks of Bolling Field, $700; 3-year-olda Batted for Scott in ninth. •Batted for C. Barrett In trip, 5 2 9 Ferrell.c 5 0 6 2 and abut seventh. 6—0. Smith-Morgan vs. Cragin-Zerega match. Garb rk.c 5 2 5 0A who up; 4Vi furlongs. ing off her but secretly I that New York Powell,If 6 17 0 recently defeated Babe Sharkey Panacea -110 Philadelphia _ 002 003 Louis opponent, 7 p.m.—Davis-Spriggs vs. Moore-Todd. hope Miss Economy ..104 000—5 gt -200 000 000—2 Ferrlia.p 6 0 16 Pieretti.p 2 0 0 0 New York Pittsburgh vs. in New and x Patty Boy_109 x Donna Weista 104 040 002 Olx—7 020 001 llx—5 at 5 o’clock she meets Mrs. Sullivan-Cook Martin-Martin. has that ball game. I really would 0 0 York, Corpl. Michael Today Car’uel.D 0 0 a Chat Hopkins 112 X Arch M'Donald 115 Runs batted in—Kerr. Runs batted Women's Singles. 0 who Treadway <4), in—Kurowski, Sanders. R. Hamilton and will be like to see the Wolff.p. 10 0 Bernay. now holds the Cali- Flying West_109 x Looter_115 Antonelli. Dahlgren. E. strictly 2:30 p.m.—Mayo vs. Lower. big leaguers play Wasdell, Crawford (2). Dl Mag- Coscarart. Elliott. Barrett Two- •Clift-10 0 0 Also eligible— xio. Hausmann. Rucker. base for Mrs. Hamilton is 4 pm—Van Ryn vs. Brandt again.” fornia title, will meet in a wrestling Two-base hits— hits—Hopp. Marion. Salkeld. Three- on her mettle x Mend _104 Happy Moose ..104 Kerr. Antonelli, Wasdell. base hit—Kurowski. 5 D.m—Gray vs. Marcus, Carrick vs. Total* 52 11 42 20 Total* 48 12 42 on Three-base hit— —Elliott. It is that Gen. Eisen- 15 match the south side of the main Constance V_110 x White Easter 104 Di Maggio. Home Losing the dark horse of the women’s Prince. Macdonald vs. Hamilton. probable runs—Treadway, Craw- pitcher—C'. Barrett. •Batted for Wolff In 14th. De Sota _114 xa ford. 6 p.m.—McCoy vs. Mrs. L. S Robbins. hower will see Giants Treasury Building next Plying Kilts 113 Winning pitcher—Emmerich. Los- singles which have produced the the and Boston Wednesday a L. S. Stewart entry. ing pitcher—Kart. 6:30 p.m.—Rose vs. Gertrud® Evans. 000 000 500 000 01—6 at 9 most excitement in the tournament Braves clash at the Polo Grounds, Washington __ 100 040 000 000 00—5 p.m. 3 SIXTH Macks, 4; Yanks, New York, Runs—Lake. Steiner. Metkovich The match is part of the eve- RACE—Purse, $1,000; 3-year- N- so far. Mrs. Hamilton yesterday Tuesday. olds and up; L’. miles. AB H ° A Phila AB. H. O. A Garbark. Myatt. Torres. 8 S X' John/on. Vaughn, ning’s entertainment to be spon- Found Out _117 a Steel 117 Dodgers, 9; Braves, wetss.Sb 5 14 2 Kell.3b 3 12° upset Lt. Margaret Black, seeded Kuhel. Layne. Errors—Vaughn (2) Singing Statistics Pow- x Ticky Otis_107 Bklyn. AB. H. O.A. Boston. AB.H.O.A. Meth y.rf 5 2 5 0 Pcck.rf 4 2 2 1 League <3) sored by the B'nai B'rith Youth Bardy _112 No. 11, by 6—2, 6—2, after conquer- ljud Vaughn. bx Sharp Reward 110 c Be One _117 6tanky,2b 5 2 2 3 Culler,3b 4 110 Martin.If 4 10 0 S'bert.lb 2 0 9 ] SATURDAY. JUNE 16, 1945. Boys Midgets Kuh*?UIBinbi?-U'vfi?r'Ii*i!neMetkovich. Jbhnson ?““*!• (3). to the sale of cx El Toreador 115 x Rosen.cf. 5 3 1 0 Holmes.lf 4 13 0 Etten.lb 3 0 6 0 Esta’lla.cf 4 3 2 O Jane Freeman, 6—0, 6—2. Two-base Organization promote Fire-o-Four ..112 ing Midge AMERICAN. V.?for .• hits—Kuhel, Lazor Also Galan.lf 3 0 4 0 Mack.lb 4 1 12 4 Grimes..!!, 3 2 14 Rosar.c 4 0 3 0 <-). Johnson. Three-base hits—Layne. bonds. eligible— Stanb kef 4 0 ° Van the favorite, eliminated And Peewees a Uncle Billies 117 bx Walker.rf 5 12 0 W’man.rf 4 2 2 0 13 Hall.2b 3 I 5 Ryn, Results Yesterday. Busy Binks. Stolen base—Kuhel. Sacrifices_ Comedy Pl'rr 111 Olmo.3b 5 Crosetti.ss 4 0 12 Torres, a Shangrila Stable, 2 12 G.'w'ter.cf 4 13 0 R'nthal.lf 3 1 3 0 Ann Bannick, 6—0, 6—2. Boston, 6—4: 5—4 (first, Five Pieretti, WolfT. Double plays— Bch tz.lb 3 Garbark.c 3 14 1 0 0 0 Washington. games each were scheduled and b J. E. Crider entry, 4 12 1 Masi.c 3 2 2 1 Wilkins.ss 2 game 14 second called end Torres, Lake. Steiner and Met- Borowy.p 3 10 0 ‘McGhee 0 Alan McCarroll, seeded No. 7 in innings; game kovich. Steiner. c McLaughlin and Samaha. pTit'hio.c 2 0 3 0 Drews.2b 4 0 3 2 110 of 13th). today in the midget and peewee Lake and Metkovich: ♦B d Turner.p 1 0 O 1 Knerr.p 0 0 0 and Proves as Writer s r'y 110 0 W'tel'n.ss 4 0 13 n men’s had a close call in a Cleveland. 5; St. Louis, 2. Steiner. Left on bases— Andr’ws.c Busch.ss 4 13 singles, classes in the Boys’ Club of Wash- Boston.g^herson 12: SEVENTH 10 10 Tobin.p 2 0 2 4 2 Philadelphia. 4: New York, 3. Washington. 8. Bases on balls RACE—Purse, $800; 8-year- Berry.p_ 1 0 1 second-round match with Lt. —Perriss, .3: olds and Bas'ski.ss 5 2 1 5 H'ch's'n.p 10 0 1 l Detroit at Chicago, rain. ington Western Division Baseball Pieretti, H: Wolff. 2. Strike- up; 6V2 furlongs. tMetro .10 0 0 a x Pfund.p 2 10 0 "Nieman. 10 0 0 Charles to win Pieretti. 1: WolfT, 4. Hits He's Gallant_119 Chipping In ...108 Flores.p 10 0 0 Jones, rallying by Standing of Clubs. League and six games are on —OfT?’5Sr5frrl!5l Fighter Royal -118 King.p— 2 10 1 tap Pieretti, 5 in 6*4 innings: off Car- Stel Spanish Uhl ...115 Chr'her.p 0 0 o o 6—3, 3—6, 6—4. It was the sharpest W. L. Pet. G.B. W. L. Pet. G.B. for tomorrow in the insect class. rasQuel, 2 in none: off Wolff. 4 in 714. In the sports department mail Scotch Flag-115 x Discmont _108 Totals 40 16 27 12 Totals 35 8 27 15 Det. 27 18.600 St.L. 23 24 .480 5 Hit by pitcher—By Perriss (Perrell). Wild x Indian Sun ..110 Darby Dallas_115 Totals 35 9 24 10 Totals TT To 27 Ti battle of the day. Tomorrow's schedule: pitch—Perriss. bag: •Batted for Dantonio In seventh. N. Y. 27 20 .574 1 Was. 21 24 .467 6 Losing pitcher—WolfT. 'Betted for Wilkins in second. Results and 25 Cle. Umpires—Messrs. McGowan, EIGHTH •Batted for, Hutchinson in ninth. today's pairings: Bost. 23.521 3V4 2125.457 6.Vj 1 p.m.—Chevy Chase Neufers vs. Wash- Grieve and “Nanticoke, Pa. RACE—Purse, $600: 4-rear- tBatted for Berry in seventh. Chi. 24 24.500 4Vi Phil. 18 28.301 Berry. Time—3:25. olds aud up: claiming: 1,'. miles. OVa ington Flour. Western Wakefield vs. “Dear Brooklyn 010 021 230—9 New Men’s High. Sir: x Roy'l Marlboro 110 x York 030 000 000—3 Singles. Games Games Tomorrow. Miller Furniture, East Ellips; Hearst vs. Mayfair _ins Boston 010 014 020—8 Today. SECOND GAME. Mr. Philadelphia 020 000 20x—4 Second round—Johnsen defeated Origin. Del Ray, West Ellipse. “Interducing my self I’m Joe Secretary __118 Victoria Grier _110 Bos at Wash., 3:00. Bost. at Wash. (21 Boston. x Ardenell -113 x Run* batted in—Olmo. Stanky, Rosen Puns batted 6—0, 6—2: McCarroll defeated Eig. by de- 3 p.m.—Colonial Village vs. Georgetown. AB. H. O. A. Wash. AB. H. O. A. Some Gr'cher 113 •.). _ in—Rosenthal. McGhee. N. Y. at Phlla., 3:00. N. Y. at Phila. (2) Lake.ss 6 Gray a prize a brother x Summer Stock 108 Pete's Pfund, Bordagaray (2). Walker. Peck, Estslella. Borowy, fault; Jones defeated Beall, by default. Western High; Arlington vs. Alexandria. 12 8 Myatt.rf, 4 2 3 0 fighter Prince __118 Stlrnweiss, Meth- Det. at Ch. <21,2:30 Det. at Chic. (21 0 » Schultz. Drews, Holmes. Masi Work- defeated Jones, East Merrick vs. 8 11 Case.rf 2 0 0 0 of Pete Also eligible— (2), eny Two-base hits—Martin. Peck. Three- Third round—McCarroll Clev. at St. L.. 9:30 Clev. at St, L. (2) Ellipse; Reno, West 5Jel.ef.2b Gray the one hand ball man (2). Two-base hits—Stanky. Rosen. 0—3, 3 0, 0—4. Ellipse. Mvieh.lb 6 218 1 Torres.ss 5 13 2 x Big Sneese __113 Home runs—Olmo. Masi. Workman. Win- Joh son.lf 6 0 4 0 V‘ghn,2b 6 2 5 1 player that is with St. Louis Post time. 1:15 p.m. fehlfc3Se,tSSSi«JSeglS5.Ditcher- Lazor.rf 6 0 ning pitcher—King. Losing pitcher— Men's Doubles. NATIONAL. 14 Kuhel,lb 6 0 7 4 Browns. Get me a Tobin.3b 6 fight in Wash- Hutchinson. First round—Moore-Todd defeated Hav- 111 Layne.3b 6 12 2 Results Yesterday. School Softball Title C erson.cf 6 2 4 0 Binks,cf 5 12 ington with 155 to 160 2 licsek-McMasters, by default; Johnsen- 0 any body FOR FACTORY Indians, 5; Browns, defeated Middlecamp-Lynch. 0—0, New York, 7; Philadelphia. 5. Holm.c 2 0 3 0 Guerra.c 5 2 12 1 APPROVED Lynch •Bucher j lbs. regardless of creed or color Cleve. AB. H. O. A. St. L. AB. H. O. A. 6—1; Harris-Malkin defeated Taylor-Vardi. Brooklyn, 9: Boston, 8 (second game, 110 0 Powell.If 0 0 2 0 Cubs, 8-3; Reds, 1-0 To 0 so Hoag.cf 5 0 10 Gray.cf 4 17 0 0—li. 2—0. 0—7; La Vine-Stewart defeat- rain). Greenleaf-Bowen Walters.c 0 0 0 Ventura.If 5 1 3 0 a hurried reply will be FIRST Garbark.c 1 0 3 0 N highly CHEVROLET SERVICE GAME. Rocco.lb 5 0 8 2 Mun'ief.p 0 0 0 0 ed Shale-McCarthy. U—1. 0—1. Pittsburgh. 5: St. Louis. 2. eling.p 4 10 2 Greenleaf-Bowen won the South- Riba.p 3 11 3 appreciated. Chic. AB. H. O. A. Cinci. AB. H. O. A. O Dea.rf 4 2 1 0 Sc’ulte.2b 5 2 2 1 Second round—Hayes-Murohy defeated Chicago, 8—3: Cincinnati. 1—0. ON OR 0 0 0 0 CARS TRUCKS Hack.3b 5 2 0 2 Clay.cf 14 0 Heath.If 4 2 4 1 B'n's.lf-cf 4 2 2 0 Ritzenberg-Garnett. 0—1, 0—2: Rice-NefT west scholastic softball Jo’nson.p “Do all you can to me a 4 Standing of Clubs. champion- Barrett, 10 0 1 get John’n.Cb 5 12 1 Tipton.If 5 17 0 Hayes.c 4 17 0 Ste ens.ss 5 0 2 3 defeated Church-Fellenz. 6—4, 0—3. p SEE W. L. Pet. G.B. W. L. Pet G.B. the fight there and further more Nich'n.rf 5 0 4 0 Walker.rf 4 12 0 B’reau.ss 3 3 2 4 McQ’n.lb 4 19 1 ship by defeating Fairbrother Women’s Pitt. 30 20.600 St.L. 26 23 .531 Totals 49 9 39 15 4 3 5 0 McCk.lb 3 17 1 Ross.3b 3 1 0 3 C'man.3b 3 0 0 2 Singles. 3Va in an Totals. 48 11 39 12 maybe can recommend me Cay’ta.lb Byln. 29 20 .592 'A Bos. 24 24 .5<>0 5 Grays, 9-8, extra inning game you to CHEVY CHASE Pafko.cf 4.030 Mes'er,3b 4112 Ci ocki,2b 3 0 3 2 Moore,rf 2 0 0 0 First round—Dyer defeated Vlasak, •Batted for Holm in 9th. MOTOR CO. N. Y. 29 21 .580 1 Cin. 22 26 .458 7 on the Jefferson a Lowrey.lf 5 13 0 Unser.c 4 0 2 0 R'nolds.p 3 0 10 Ma’cuso.c 3 2 6 1 0—0, 0—0; Nancy Mayo defeated Carrie Junior High field. good fight manager. Chi. 25 22 .532 3Va Phil. 12 41 .220 19'A Boston _011 000 002 000 0—1 7725 Wit. Are. Wit. 1635 Livi ton.c 3 1 10 0 Will’s,2b 3 12 0 West.p 2 0 0 1 Root. 0—1, 0—1; Midge Van Ryn defeated Reds as a “Yours Hunt, who went in relief Washington _ 000 300 010 000 0—4 Truly Mer'Uo.ss 4 110 Miller,ss 2 0 2 2 Marttn.lf 2 0 0 0 Ann Bannick, 0—0, 0—2: Barbara Brandi Games Today. Games Tomorrow. for the winners when the Runs — Lake. Tobin (2). “Joe Passeau,p 4 10 2 ‘Wahl. 0 0 0 0 •Schultz 10 0 0 defeated Virginia Kyner, 0—4, 0—0; Eve- Phil, at N. Y„ 8:45 Phil, at N. Y. (2) pitcher Culberson. Gray.” __ Myatt, Torres. Vaughn. Layne. Ken'dy.p 2 0 0 2 tClary 0 0 0 0 lyn Rose defeated Louise Oslin. 4—0. 0—2, at 2:00. at score was 7-1 in favor of the Errors— Note: The writer Bklyn. Bos., Bklyn. Bost. (2) Grays, Niggeling, Holm. Ventura, Torres. of the above ♦Sipek.. 10 0 0 6—2; Pearl McCoy defeated Jo Kreutzberg. St. L at Pitts., 3:00. St. L. at Pitts. (2) Runs Fox.p__ 0 0 0 0 Totals 34 9 2712 Totals. 36 ~8 27 6—2, 0—0; Ann Oyhrenfurth defeated got credit for the victory. batted in—Culberson, Lake, Layne (2), gives his address as 203 Brakes Relined ~9 Only Rames sched. Chic, at Clnci. (21 Phillip fLlbke_10 0 0 •Batted Binks, Vaughn, Bucher (2). Home runs— for Muncrief In 9th. Lake. street, Nanticoke. Pa. tRan for Mancu’so in 9th. Stolen bases—Tobin, Binks. Sac- FORD Totals-39 10 55 ~5 Totals-55 ~6 27 ~7 Rams Waterfield rifices—Torres, Riba. Double plays—Ryba, Cleveland _ 000 202 001—5 Sign Lake and Metkovich. Left on bases—Bos- SA.50 •Ran for Miller In ninth. St. Louis_ 000 Last Minor Baseball PLYMOUTH 000 002—2 ton, 9; Washington, 7. Bases on tBatted for Kennedy in seventh, Fights. Night ♦ LOS ANGELES, June 16 balls— Runs batted Calif., Niggeling, 2: Johnson, 1. — t Betted for Fox ninth. In—Boudreau (2)» Ross (2), the Associated By the Associated Press. CHEVROLET V Reynolds. Byrnes. Two-base nits—Bou- By Press. (JP).—Bob Waterfield, quarterback of Riba, 3: Niggeling, 12; Barrett, 2. Hits— Chicago 300 001 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. 1942 031—8 dreau (2), Mancuso, Hayes. Home run— NEW YORK.—Ray •'Sugar” Robin- last U. C. L. A. has Off Riba, 8 in 8 innings; off Johnson, 1 Tr»* Atiuitmentt Cincinnati _ year’s team, 000 000 010—1 Boudreau. Losing pitcher—West. son, 145%. New York, knocked out Syracuse. 4; Buffalo. 3. in % inning; off Barrett, 1 In 4Vs Innings. Dnvllcatt d. C. jfieklM Umpires—Messrs. Runs batted In—Cavaretta (3), Pafko Jimmy McDaniel, 143%,' Los Angeles, Newark. 3; Rochester, 1. signed a one-year contract to play Grieve, Berry and Mc- <2). Merullo, Passeau (2). Mesner. Two- 2. Joe Reddick, 100, Paterson, N. J.. Gowan. Time of game—2:42. Attend- CHEVROLET Van New Montreal, 15; Jersey City, 4. for the Cleveland Rams of the Na- ance—21.093. base hits—Livingston, Passeau. Home run outpointed McNutt, 157, CLIFT'S *—Cavaretta. Losing pitcher—Kennedy. Auburn's Line Coach York, 0. Baltimore, 11; Toronto, 6. tional Professional Football League. ££. STATION WAGON a—a « at- w.w. »w SECOND GAME. DETROIT.—Lou Nova. 201, Las AMERICAN _w. Vegas. Nev., knocked out Howard Fen- ASSOCIATION. Chicago. AB. H. O. A. Ctncln. AB. H. O. A. To Be McMuHen ske. Grand Mich.. 9. Indianapolis, 4—8; Kansas 8—0. Hack.3b 4 10 2 0 178%, Rapids, City, Job Clay.cf 4 2 0 Charlie Radalino. 100, Detroit, out- Myers Keeps Ring John’n.2b 5 0 12 Libke.lf 3 12 By the Associated Press. Columbus, 9; Minneapolis, 4. 0 pointed Sparkley Reynolds, 157, Hunt- *1,828 Nich'n.rf 3 0 3 0 Walker.rf 4 0 2 0 RICHMOND, Va„ June 16 (#).— ington, W. Va„ 0. St. Paul, 3; Toledo, 1. No C'retta.lb 3 210 1 M'C’ck.lb 3 0 6 2 AUBURN, Ala., June 16.—Au- priority roquirod. Louisville, 5; 1. Dr. Edward Myers of Norfolk has Pafko.cf 4 14 0 Mesner.3b 3 0 2 2 NEW ORLEANS.—Bernard Docusen. Milwaukee, 2 burn’s line coach next season will New been a member of the Lowrey.lf 4 2 0 Ur.ser.c 2 0 4 1 13314, Orleans, TKO Sammy Far- EASTERN LEAGUE. reappointed D.W'ms.c 3 2 5 0 W.W’s.2b 3 0 5 4 rotto, 131, Pittsburgh, 8. State and Merullo.ss 3 115 be Dan E. McMullen, former foot- Hartford. 4: Williamsport. 2. Boxing Wrestling Com- Miller.ss 2 0 4 1 MINNEAPOLI8.—Tony Olivers, | 1942 V nberg.p 4 0 12 0 n 0 Albany. :f: Elmira, 1. mission for a term of four Walters.p 0 ball star at the University of Ne- 110%. San Francisco, outpointed Luis years Lisenbee.o 2 0 0 1 Other games postponed. I Castillo. 115%, Mexico City, 15. Del June 19. •Bowman 10 0 0 braska, Athletic Director Carl Voyles beginning Cockayne. 134%, Des Moines, and Beck.p 0 0 0 0 Billy SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. CHOSLEY has announced. He succeeds Smith, 138, Minneapolis, drew, 0. Shorty Little Rock. 11—18; Nashville, 10—6. Totals 33 9 27 12 Totals 27 T 27 II Propst, who resigned. WORCESTER Mass—Bobby Zollo, Chattanooga. 9: Mobile, 1. 149. •Batted for Lisenbee in eighth. Now a civilian instructor at the Providence, knocked out Jimmie Birmingham. 13; Memphis, 8. BODY and FENDER Coav. Sedan Green, 140, Philadelphia. 3. Baby Tiger Atlanta, 4; New Orleans, 3. BASEBALL _ 110 000 010—3 Navy Preflight School at Athens, Flowers, 145, Worcester, knocked out Slicagoncinnatl _ 000 000 000—0 Ceferino Broncho, 147. Fall River, 1. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. Ga., McMullen has played with the Repair* *650 $ Runs batted in—Cavaretta. Packo.. Two- KANSAS CITY.—Willie Russell, 145, TObAY—3 P.M, AUTO PAINTING SERVICE kase hit—Llbke. Three-base hit—Cava- New York Giants and Chicago Bears Columbus, outpointed Ben Evans, 145. QUICK retta. Losing pitcher—Walters. Priority roquirod. and has coached at Wyoming Uni- Oklahoma City. 0. Washington vs. Boston KEARNEY OLDSMOBILE ► Five years ago—Bill Watson versity, La Salle Military Academy SAN FRANCISCO.—Paulie Peters, 159, San Francisco, outpointed Charley PIEDMONT LEAGUE. Sea Philo won the national decathakm on Long island and Nebraska Teach- Catos, 153. Oakland. 10; Jim Bernell, AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK Mr. SIMMONS title at Cleveland, Ohio. ers 7 How York Art. N.E. RE. C447 1337 14th St. N.W. North 2164 College. I Tswrtow Issfa, 1 JO PM.