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— Major Six Clubs Well Fifth Hole-in-One ose or Beyond Nelson Says He Won't Made by Briggs By BURTON HAWKINS Million Crowd Mark; Bill Briggs moved near the top as of the list of the District's hole- Win Field of 130 AAU Overreaches Itself in McCrea Case in-one makers with his fifth yes- terday at Kenwood The simplest method for a young lady to adopt in besmirching Cardinals Gain Country Club, one of two made here over Starts in PGA the family name by reaping reams of undesirable publicity and being Play Joe Reichler the week end. branded by inference a sinister character, is to (1) learn to swim, (2) By golfing Briggs, ly th» Asiociotxj Pr»t Associated Press Writer who has made two of his aces at join the Amateur Athletic Union, (3) sip something containing a mite Sports PORTLAND, 19.— his home Kenwood club, one at Oreg, Aug. ot alcohol, and (4) be caught at it by one of the The major leagues have already Indian Spring, one at East Po- There will be a new champion AAU’s glass sniffers. drawn 14,500,000 cash customers, tomac and one in Oklahoma, crowned this week. It might be The AAU, which might mean Alcohol Ain't with six weeks of the season still j scored his latest on the 170-yard Understood, is setting itself up as a chapter of the remaining. somebody who has won It before— 17th hole with a six-iron playing WCTU and as such seems to be missing fjhe point but Already 3V4 million past their with Nick Hollander, Jack Bubb it won’t be me.” in its reason for existence, which should be to previous record attendance, the and Noah Pomeroy. So declared weary Byron Nelson, weed the amateurs from the professionals, super- majors should have no trouble Capt. Theodore Dahl, U. S. N„ vise amateur athletics and retain a sense of bal- defending champion from Toledo. reaching 18 million, and with good made his first ace on the 167- ance while doing it. Ohio, and Enton, Tex., as a field of weather may yet approach their yard 12th hole at Army Navy, It might be advisable to point out to pompous 20 million goal. with a four iron. Admiral R. E. some 130 of the Nation s best pro- AAU officials that prohibition was repealed several Three teams—the Jennings and Capt. William T. fessional golfers teed off today In years ago, thus making it 100 per cent legal for , New York Giants and Red Sox— Rassieur, U. S. N., witnessed the of the 28th annual PGA 22-year-old Joyce McCrae to cool off with a glass quest title. soared past the million mark over shot. of beer. For that crime Miss McCrae of the San Nelson and Ben Hogan had just the week end to boost the million Francisco Crystal Plunge Club was withdrawn lost the "Texas against the world” membership club to six—another from further competition in the women’s outdoor dream match to United States Open record. The other three are the j swimming and diving championships at the re- All-American Juniors j Champion Lloyd Mangrum and Barton Hawkins. , Detroit Tigers quest of AAU officials at Shakamak State Park, I British Open Champ Sam Snead. and Brooklyn Dodgers. The Cleve- ma. 2 and 1, while 5,000 spectatora land Indians, with 912,832, are cer- By banning Miss McCrae, the AAU is meting out harsh discipline, looked on. tain to them and Tournament which should be left to the courts, the Army, Navy, Marines and join shortly, at Opening least three others—the Mangrum, Hogan Card 67. Coast Guard. By assuming that a glass of beer is justification for . Mangrum and Hogan shared scor- such ban, the AAU is delving into morals, which should be left to Washington Senators With honors. had a 32- and Phillies—stand an Full ing Mangrum one’s own conscience and the clergy. Philadelphia Ceremony outside chance to a million. ! 35—67 and Hogan also was five Four of the country's most promi- Association Official Issues Led ; under par with a 34-33—67. Nelson Foggy Statement by the New York Yankees, nent amateur baseball fans will was credited with a pair of 34's The AAU’s reason for the ban, which was discovered by reporters, who should reach 2,000,000 by Labor team up to throw out the first base- for a 68. and Snead took a pair of was hidden in a foggy statement by ,J. Lyman Bingham, assistant to Day, seven clubs have bettered their | best balls when the all-American 35's for a 70. the president of the AAU. “Let’s just say,” advised Bingham to re- previous years, with three oth- WHO’S GOING TO WIN, JOE?—Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis examines the mitts of Beau junior ] ers sure to follow suit. "That 68 was conceded, though" porters, “that the AAU suggested to Sava that he withdraw Those al- Jack (left), former Georgia shoeshine boy, and Danny Kapilowof New York. The welterweights tournament gets under way this Miss McCrae and he did so." ready ahead of their best Nelson did. "Actually I figure I previous tangle tonight in Griffith Stadium over a scheduled 10-round route. afternoon at 4:30 on diamonds attendance are had around a 71." Let's just say, Mr. Bingham, that is a stupid statement which casts the Red Sox, Braves, throughout the city. Indians, He said his sore back was feel- unwarranted suspicion on Miss McCrae and that sports writers cover- Tigers, Phillies, Dodgers The noted tossers will be Fleet the event are to be and Yankees. ing better. ing congratulated for disclosing the petty reason Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, Maj. | for it Fans to Be Limited Despite Nelson’s moans, there all. If drinking beer is cause for punishment, there are millions Bosox Divide Before 33,437. of Leonard Jack Is 9-5 Favorite Gen. Allen Hal Turnage, assistant of us Collapse ■were who still considered him who stand accused the AAU as many by adult delinquents. The Red Sox’s second commandant of the Marine largest Corps; the No. 1 If the AAU is nursing the opinion that a glass of beer is harmful To One Series Tilt threat and they regarded crowd of the season—33,437 pay- Guy Mason, acting president of the to athletic endeavor it must come as a shock to the Associated Press ihis complaints as a smokescreen to Harvey L. Miller, ing fans—saw the league leaders By District Board of Commissioners, who coaches of Wrecks Fine Record; To in switch the heat off of him and boxers. Several seasons University Maryland ago come from behind in the second BOSTON, Aug. 19.—The Red Whip Kapilow and Glenn L. Martin, Baltimore air- i center it on some one else. when the Terps’ boxing team was winning the Southern Conference Sox announced a three- maker and game to defeat the runnerup New today plane chairman of the we traveled with Mr. Miller’s and after board of the Mangrum, who carded a pair of championship boys invariably York Yankees, and earn a point program for World Series all-American. 4-3, split 67's over weighing in they were invited to hoist a brew with the coach. Nats With A's Fast Mount the week end, appeared in their -header yesterday. Split games in Boston—should they Fight Tonight Pleasant, Washington's I Miller took that method of for ito be as sharp a prospect as any. encouraging appetites the steaks The Yankees, behind Floyd Bevens’ “Losing —Leonard” is be- win the pennant, they say. entry in a field of 14 teams drawn to follow. No was attached to a diet which By George E. Huber I “The greens are in fine shape stigma included beer and six-hit won the Two tickets for one game only from a half dozen Eastern States,1 pitching, opener, 5-0. coming a familiar and irksome line I’m Heinie may have been doing his a favor them to to each the ;and putting wtll and this tour- boys by introducing The applicant. Tonight’s Beau Jack-Danny Kapi- goes against defending champion I moderation. third-place Tigers disap- in the box score for the Nats’ stocky, nament will be decided on the Anyway, Maryland’s amateur athletes drank beer and Each application must be ac- low welterweight scrap at Griffith Amsterdam (N. Y.) nine on the pointed their largest cash crowd in greens. Everybody’s about a nobody was horrified about it. balding knuckle-bailer, who hasn’t a certified check or Stadium to be the best so South A was drawn just Detroit’s — companied by figures Ellipse. bye history 57,235 fans —by standoff on fairway and tee play,” won a game in a month and who money order. far this summer in Washington, by Johnstown, Pa., in the double- Case of Eleanor Holm Is Recalled losing both ends of a double-header the said. And the third which and the town has a number knockout while the Elmira Chicagoan with the seventh-place St. Louis has seen what once was a splendid point, enjoyed .tourney, Ten years ago the AAU set itself up as a morals monitor when General Eddie Collins of terriffic brawls Goldie (N. Y.) team was Anything Can Happen. 4-3 and 6-5. record already. delayed by trans- one of its cocktail detectives Browns, deteriorate into mediocrity. lounge discovered Mrs. Art Jarrett, cfther- emphasized, “no applications will Ahearn, head man for the Liberty portation difficulties and was not But in a week consisting of 36 W’ise identified as Eleanor Holm and now Dick Sisler, son of the immortal Dutch has lost six Mrs. Billy Rose, sipping a straight games be received until the pennaill is A. C. which is putting on the show, on hand this morning. holes qualifying and five days of cocktail on a liner American George, former star first baseman as a champagne carrying athletes to the and result has toppled from won." happily predicts a turnout of 20,000 The tournament is sponsored by gruelling match play, anything can 1936 at Berlin. of the Browns, sparked the Car- Olympics among the customers for the 10-round fight, the George S. Patton. Jr., Tank happen—especially when the field dinals to two league’s leading The AAU promptly barred a sort of victories over the Eleanor, thereby setting silly to and even discounting Goldie's nat- Corps Post of the American Legion. includes such players as yesterday’s for Cincinnati Reds, 3-2 and 2-0. The merely another also ran. precedent Saturday’s incident in Indiana. The AAU is dropping ural enthusiasm the crowd should Opening-day games: featured quartet, plus Vic Ghezzi down in from twin triumph enabled the A month ago all was on Girls Get class, champagne to beer, in its morals crusade and the runnerup bright AAU Prizes, be 15,000 or better. Washington vs. Amsterdam (N. Y). and Bob Hamilton, former cham- jitterbugs who converge on juke boxes and soft drinks be Redbirds to whittle the National the Leonard horizon, for he had South Ellipse: Clarksburg (W. Va ) vs. ( gurgle may The match has everything to at- Schenectady (N. Y.l. West Ellipse. Nassau pions, and linksters like Lawson Lit- next on the league-leading Dodgers' to won eight games and lost three. He list. margin tract not only all the regular fight County (N. Y.) vs. New York City. .North tle, Chick Harbert, Jimmy Demaret, two games, the Brooks launched the season Ellipse: Cleveland vs. New Orleans, East Moderate imbibing and, to a slight degree, less moderate drinking although by capturing Dive to as fans but also those who turn out Herman Barron and his Safety Ellipse: Baltimore vs. Maryland State. Jug McSpaden. is in defeated the 3-2. first five decisions and Western vs. indulged by most professional athletes, who generally are the Phillies, appar- only for the Dest. It displays two High School; Philadelphia Lewis Worsham, jr., the Congres- was Brooklyn. Fairlawn: Harrigburg (Pa.) vs. best in the business. Beer is standard in Sisler made a ently headed for a highly .cred- equipment major league pinch-hit single to young boys with plenty of skill and Cambria County (Pa.), Taft Junior High sional Club pro from Washington, clubhouses and so far there send in itable year. Dutch beat the Yan- School. haven’t been any scenes simulating “The the deciding run in the Stand power who are more than willing i recognized as the most promising Lost Weekend.” 13th of the first kees three times and figured prom- Collapses inning game. He to mix it up all the way. Both are | young player on the circuit, Cliff inently in keeping the Nats nestled By the Associated Press The AAU, however, is intolerant of beer drinkers and here is at singled in a run in the second in- near the of their division and Ida's Store Wins ! of East Potomac and A1 in the top Again Spencer least one occasional beer who is of the first division, but times have SHAKAMAK STATE PARK. Ind., mug becoming intolerant of the ning afterpiece and scored Detore long at least one of them, Ida’s Department Store baseball Jamison of Quantico, Va„ play their AAU for itself as a himself a changed. 'Aug. 19.—The West Coast's women establishing judge of personal conduct, where its few minutes later.. and possibly both, should be taking team continued ahead of the pack first qualifying round today. Other nose doesn't Since his last swimming champions were on overly inquisitive belong. Reiser Sparks Dodgers’ Win. registering victory’. ;AAU a crack at the welterweight crown in the National City Sunday Base- Middle Atlantic PGA representa- Dutch i their home because their has lost two games to New way today now on ball Miller are Chandler of Ports- Pete Reiser was the whole show sitting the uneasy brow League by downing tives Harper York and otherwise has been vic- 'athletes’ reflexes worked trigger-fast in the of Marty Servo. Furniture, 6-3, yesterday. Buddy mouth, Va„ Andy Gibson of Balti- Dodgers’ victory. He rapped timized in an emergency. by Detroit, Cleveland, St. | knockout of Aaron North was the more and Snead. Mrs. Fire out three hits, a double Kapilow’s | winning pitcher. Sammy Franklin, Par including Louis and Philadelphia, absorbing A 15-foot section of the presenta- Rippy earlier this summer ordi- and his 10th homer, drove in two Perry an 11-0 pasting yesterday at Phila- tion platform collapsed yesterday as runs, and scored the narily would be enough to make winning tally. delphia as the Nats split a double- Indiana’s attorney general, James A. To Mixed Four him a favorite, but against Beau Set Record Joe Medwick, pinch hitting for header with the A’s the Emmert, presented the AAU Takoma Girls Scorers by winning out-j Jack it’s not enough to get him Heavy the Dodgers in the seventh inning, second 6-4. door swimming championship tro- By Merrell Whittlesey game, backing here. Jack also has shown was hit below the left ear phy to the Crystal Plunge team by Win Z of Last 8 Games. of: his wares in and his Mrs. Lafayette Franklin, an 11- for Belle Haven in the title match Southpaw Frank Hoerst and left San Francisco and the Washington, In District AAU Swim Meet Leonard's runnerup' attack that de- ! at with the field on a collapse has been syn- vicious, slashing handicap player Washington 8)4 points. Col. Bernard stretcher. He was cup to Multnomah Club of Port-' Queens of District mermaids this sador); James Campbell (Ambassador); chronized with the general feated Sammy Angott puts him in Wallace Fletcher Golf and Country Club, and Claude Schriever was only one shot off the taken to a hospital, where X-rays bogging land, Oreg. (Ambassador). 1:50.6. the down of the Nats, who started suf- the favorite’s role tonight. The summer are Jean Ort and Bettie Low board—Soupy Bridges (Ambassa- Rippy, ex-Middle Atlantic course record with a 69 and with were taken. Results will be avail- Five persons were hurt seriously dor); Bill Tarbett (Ambassador); Frank fering -greviously when figure is 9-5 and better, being both Riley (Ambassador); Charles champ, are believed to be local rec- Jess Willard won 7)4 points. Team able today. Shortstop and a dozen others were bruised helped Roland, swimming under the Reed (Ta- Cecil Travis’ legs gave out. A series by the fact that Kapilow dropped koma). ord-holders after co-starring in captain, J. B. Murphy, and A1 Paul Erickson and shaken, but the girl athletes Takoma Pool banner. They merely High board—Bill Tarbett (Ambassador); pitched a one- of a close and one of the best efforts of Edwards and experiments at shortstop and dived to disputed nod to Willie Soupy Bridges (Ambassador); Charles Reed golfing Brooks, Comdr. Sias, hitter as the Cubs de- safety. The platform, a added the clinchers as (Takoma); Frank Chicago third base then was attempted with Joyce in his last outing. yesterday, Riley (Ambassador). the season yesterday, an alternate- Sam Lewis and Alex Guyol were feated the temporary structure, was on a pier Women’s Events. j Pittsburgh Pirates, 8-0. no success and the Nats There’s more than In- each won an event in the windup shot round of 70 in a mixed Scotch other wining twosomes for the Alex- sparkling 200 feet out in the lake. ordinary 220-yard freestyle—Jean Ord Second-baseman Buddy Blattner of haven’t (Takoma); foursome. andrians. resembled a first-division terest in the undercard also. The of the District AAU swimming and Audrey Engleman (Takoma); Mary Haw- the Giants tied a modern Little Vicky Manalo Drav, Los ranek (Takoma). 2:53.7. major club since. big attraction among the prelim- The amazing part of their prize- league record when he Angeles, who won both the junior diving championships at Takoma 150-yard individual medley—Betty Ro- made 11 inaries is the return land (Takoma): Dorothy Ballon The links The Nats now have won only two and senior women’s div- to action of (Takoma); winning effort in the Washington public championship assists in the first game of a dou- platform Pool to go with two previous wins Roberta Ashburger (Ambassador); Pat of De Chard, local Essex Club tourney is that will be played at match at ble-header their last eight games and have ing championships, saw the Jimmy heavyweight. (Ambassador). 2:10.9. they slipped play with the Boston Braves. presen- for each in the first section of the Low board—Barbara a 2-5 record to show for their re- A big, promising youngster several McCutcheon (Am- 3 over on the last five holes East Potomac 10 and The Giants won tation structure sag and shouted for bassador): Jackie Richards par September 9, the opener, 8-5, but meet on (Takoma): cent visit to years ago, Jimmy is out of Monday., Helen Pawl (unattached); and still finished with an 11 and will be handled the Dis- the New York and Phila- everybody to coming Mary Hawracek even- by Braves took the second game jump. Miss Ort the (Takoma). broke even in four a service-enforced retirement to yesterday captured par round. That’s because they trict Golf Association, according to 7-1. delphia. They The swimmers whirled and dived with the take on A1 Edwards, a former Ma- 220-yard freestyle title in 2:53.7 started with a birdie barrage that T. Gibraski, manager of the munici- games cellar-stymied 15 feet into the lake. Those hurt After losing the first game to in a six-rounder. If after earlier taking the 50 and 100 courses. A Athletics, which isn’t considered an either did not or were on rine, Jimmy left them 4 under par with a quar- pal championship flight the jump and Chicago White Sox. 6-4, in 11 and three can show a return to his prewar yard freestyle races, Miss Ro- tet of birdies on the first six holes. and first flight of 18 players each achievement, dropped the permanent pier below. innings, the | form will land raced home first in the 150- will with games to the Yankees. Coach Sava’s the again become the selective drive, alter- qualify September 9, two came back with the Charley Crystal individual in Using two big innings Washington’s heavyweight hope, a yard medley 2:10.9. rounds of match play scheduled the to The only Nat to be enthused about Plunge girls, headed by Free-style nate-shot system, they birdied the walk off with the nightcap, 13-3. position vacated Earlier she earned 100-yard breast- next two days. Bill Brownrigg will the club’s trip to Philadelphia, in Champion Ann Curtis, nipped Jack just recently by first hole when Rippy played Mrs. Jackie Cranford. stroke and backstroke champion- not defend his title as he recently fact, was Mickey Vernon, who de- Coty’s Multnomah team by three Franklin’s shot within 4 feet of Other ships. turned professional. parted $1,000 richer last points, 35 to 32, repeating victories bouts, starting at 8:30, are: the cup and she dropped it for 3. On Three Nines night. With these two earning in Tie for Lead friends of in the AAU women’s indoor meet Bob Smith, New York, against Ed- points the 3 second his Mickey's Delaware County par Rippy played Avation die Franklin, big chunks, Takoma easily won the Washington Pro Harry presented him with a $1,000 bond, a at Seattle, Wash., last April and Washington, heavy- partner’s drive and dropped a 25- the six women’s team title with a 71 score, Griesmer, Maryland Open cham- In traveling case and a in in the outdoor meet at Los Angeles weight, rounds; Baby Beau, foot birdie putt. On the fifth hole Montgomery League membership followed by Ambassador with 25. has an stablemate of Beau pion, received invitation to the while Mrs. Vernon re- last summer. Georgia Jack, Mrs Franklin a Amvets, wedged shot 12 the $2,500 Bethesda, Morningside and Cissel- Ambassador reversed this in the Delaware Open to be ceived a chest of silverware and a Coty had only four regulars and against Flattop Cummings, local feet from the and Saxon are locked in a men's section, with 91 for of ,'M*. DISTRICT ATTORNEY,” ■ pin Rippy played at three-way an six Norval points Sunday, September 15, the corsage in ceremonies yesterday. | alternate, but two of them were welterweight, roynds; dropped the putt, and again on Rock tie for the top honors, Takoma coming second • Columbia Picture ■ Manor Club near Wilming-' Montgomery County Otherwise the Nats weren’t too iNancy Merki and Suzanne Zimmer-, Gaddis, Washington, against Artie the sixth Rippy holed a 6-foot ton. First Baseball League lead after with 18. rStor prize will be a $1,000 yester- who established the new Brown, Washington, middleweights, birdie after Mrs. Franklin happy. They were limited to six hits [man, only Feature of men’s putt Bond. Griesmer day’s play in which Bethesda blasted five and Frankie Gantt and competition Victory plans to in the opening game Jesse ! American records of the meet. heats, played an accurate approach. They Morningside, 12-8, and by Flores, yesterday was Irving Bridgers tak- compete along with several other Cissel-Saxon while the A’s Leonard for Miss Merki set a new mark of‘ Keith Goosby, Doth District of Co- went over on 8, 14. 15 and 18 knocked off pounded [ the low-board crown par District pros. Glen Echo, 12-2. hi the 300-meter lumbia welters, four sessions. ing diving to five runs in the four innings he ,4:32.3 individual, get back to par figures. —.— In other action Atchison and and Bill Tarbett the high-board toiled and added six more off Bill medley and Miss Zimmerman made Several 71s have been in A number of District Keller defeated title as expected. pasted professionals Boulevard A. C., a new record of 2:48.7 in the 200- mixed Scotch Kennedy in the two innings he la- Flour Nine Takes Title foursome play at and their senior partners are 9-5; Ahepa ran over Naval Men's Events. play- Medical bored. Sam fifth homer meter back stroke. various clubs, but could re- in the Chapman’s 220-yard freestyle—James Campbell nobody ing Middle Atlantic PGA Pro- Center, 13-4, and Veterans’ Ad- Ann Curtis, she wasn’t! Washington Flour won the j call better. in four games gave the A’s three although (Ambassador): Don Bradley (Ambassador): anything Senior tournament today at Green ministration and Pine Crest went Western Division Boys' Club insect Harvey Deering (Ambassador); Tom Hedges! runs in the pressed enough to produce any new Other prize winners were Mrs. to a 9-9 eighth. baseball (YMCA). 2:41.4. Spring Valley, just outside Balti- tie in 12 innings. national record, collected 15 points championship by trimming R. L. Brister and Lt. Comdr. C. M. more. The 18-hole Wolff Hurls Five Innings. Caruso 150-yard Individual medley—Jan Van-' event, which will for individual scoring honors. She Florists, 15-5, yesterday. dersluis (Takoma); Gene Tunney (Ambas-, Featherstone, 81-16—65; Mrs. R. L. crown a pro-senior champ, is a pre- Roger Wolff, bothered by an ail- won the 400, 800 and 1,500 meter Hutchison and Dr. C. M. lude Macks, 0-6 SUPPOSED to be smooth, ■ Clay, to the 18th Maryland State 11-4; Nats, ing back for six weeks, pitched the events and FIRST free-style anchored Cry- slick. ■ 81-13—68 and Mrs. E. X. Murphy Golf Association senior GAME. first five of the sharp, But I’ve got noth• champion- Wash AB. H innings nightcap tal Plunge’s championship 800-meter R. O. A Phila AB. H O. A on m and Col. D. King, 91-22—69. ship tournament which will 4 and left the ing Personna Blade*... be Grace.lf 0 10 Valo.rf 4 2 3 b premises with no worse free-style relay team. Lewis,rf 4 0 2 1 played Tuesday through Friday at Grlm'8.2b 4 0 0 I than a 3-3 tie. Wolff was Spence.cf 4 12 0 M'C ky.cf 4 n clipped LI—I’M X 4 Belle Haven’s team came match over Vern golf play the same course. n.lb 4 0 7 0 8uder.se 3 2 2 2 for seven hits before he yielded to Travis,3b 2 110 Ch'm'n.lf home with its first League 4 2 5 0 Sid Hudson and now he’ll Ambassador Swim Team \>tr Bi-S^ate Torres,.lb 1 0 O 1 M'Q’n lb 5 ° 11 0 says be Shipment title after 2b golf yesterday trouncing Brown to Priddy 3 14 3 Mal kf.Sb 4 2 0 2 able to take a turn on the Rassle Welsh H chc k.ss 4 regular Martinsburg, 30% -14% in the play- 13 4 Des'tels.c 4 12 0 mound. Early.r 3 13 1 Flores.p 4 3 off Le u0 2 Wins U. S. Title between the first and second On nard.p 1000 Nicked for a run in the first in- Boys' Show •Blnks 110 0 teams over Wednesday's iy th« Associated Press place the neutral Ingle- 0 0 l Wolff was staked to a 3-1 lead Natie Brown, local rassler and Pleretti.p o ning, side course at Staunton, Va. The iRob'tson 10 0 0 in the third when the Nats slammed SHAKAMAK STATE PARK, Ind., former heavyweight takes K’nedy.p 0 0-01 Alexandrians did not lose a match. fighter, Aug. 19.—Led by Stanley Tinkham, on Pat ~ Dick Fowler for five singles and (Irish Angel) Welsh in one Totals 32 ~7i 24 Belle Haven also won a place on IT Totals 36 16 27 three but the Athletics individual high scorer for the en- of the supporting 30-minute bouts •Batted for Leonard In fifth, runs, the Executive Committee when B. tBatted for Plerettl In tire meet, Ambassador Club of on seventh. promptly locked the score wdth two Gerard (Eddie* Wednesday night’s rassling sho”-: D. won the Edwards was elected Washington 000 000 000— 0 runs in their half of the Washington, C., boys’ at Turner's Arena. "hiladelphla 050 inning. secretary of the league for 1947. 000 33x—11 Lewis’ team title in the national AAU Jan Runs—-Grimes, Buddy and Stan m The circuit Blears and Ivan KomarofI McCosky, Suder (2). here. probably will resume its Chapman (3). McQulnn < 2), Maleski. the Nats a swimming championships gives the smooth- I are teamed Ben ,e Spence’s long fly gave old name of Tri-State against *x.e, Desactels Errors—Lewis, Travis. Runs Tinkham had three firsts and two League, (Vir- batted 4-3 lead in the seventh and est shaves, because it has the I and Herbie in—(Suder scored on Travis' er- they Freeman in a special seconds and was a member of two ginia, Maryland and West Virginia) ror!, Desautels. Flores (2). Valo (2). Mc- increased it to 5-3 in the on ever honed, tag match to support the main event Quinn. Mateskl. Chapman eighth sharpest edge as Cumberland has applied for a (3). Two-base winning relay teams. The 400-meter between hits—Suder. Travis. Spence, Majeski, doubles by Gil Torres and Hudson L2—PERSOMNA Savoldi franchise and will be Angelo and Jack f lores. Home team of likely accepted. run—Chapman. Sacrifices before the A’s produced a run on free-style relay Tinkham, Hader. —Suder. McCosky. Double plays—Lewis * Farmington of Charlottesville, Hag- to Albey Hoelman, David Bielawski Early, McQulnn, unassisted. Left on Chapman’s single, George* Mc- erstown and Purcellville also may south Atlantic”league. base—Washington. 7: Philadelphia, 8. double and Hank and Milton Eaton set a record of —Off Quinn’s Majeski’s seek berths. W. L Pet. W, L. Pet Leonard, 1: off Plerettl, 5:03.2. 3; off Kennedy. 2: off Flores, 2. in the Lewis Augusta HO M .566 J sonville SO HO .484 Strike- fly eighth. Roubles by Paul Lipps, who shot a 73, and Columbia HT 54 .554 Macon outs—By Leonard. 1; by Flores, 2: by Ken- Eaton, 14-year-old Gordon Junior 55 HH .455 nedy. 1 and Gerry Priddy gave the Nats Greenville HH 54 .550 C'rleston 54 HH Hits—Off Leonard, 8 In 4 in- Mike Duffy were the big winners .450 nings: off Plerettl. 2 High student of 3547 S street N.W., Columbus BH 54 .550 Savannah 44 70 ;)80 In 2 innings: off their final run off Kennedy. 5 In 2 Innings. Passed ball— Washington, was among those in- RAINCOATS Early. Losing pitcher.—Leonard. in the ninth. jured when the stand col- SECOND GAME. Idle today, the Nats will meet the judges and Wash AB. lapsed during presentation of prizes. Major League Standings Schedules H. O. A Phila AB. H. O. A Cleveland Indians tomorrow night Grace,If 5 2 10 He was AUGUST Valo.rf 5 2 2 tj at Griffith Stadium. The taken to a hospital for a MONDAY, 19, 1946. Lewis.rf 5 3 3 0 Grimes,2b 3 1 O 3 Indians, Transparent! but his condition was re-1 Spence.cf 3 0 4 0 M'C’ky.cf 5 0 2 0 battling to oust the Nats from checkup, Vernon.lb 5 . 2 10 1 Rosar.c 5 2 4 0 fourth 'ported as not serious. I§ I I • I Priddy,2b 4 13 4 Suder.ss 4 2 5 3 place, also will provide the Weighs 16 Ounces Yesterday’s 'ji Results. Torres.3b 6 12 1 Chap'n.lf 4 1 3 0 when Standing « H chc opposition Wednesday night, mere ■ Phila., 11—4; Wash, 0—6. e|.!fs 0||v f k.ss 4 2 4 5 M'Q'n.Jb 4 2 11 1 slicker, quicker, Evans.c 4 2 0 0 Majeski.3b 4 10 2 George Case and Gil Coan will com- N. Y., 5—3; Boston, 0—4. S-shSi . _ 8 0 0 luxurious shaves, get yourself I Sj»I|| if Wolff.p 2 0 Fowler,p 10 0] pete in a 100-yard dash. B. H. St. L„ 4—6; Detroit, 3—5. _3l*,3!£3SUgtS I | J- •Binks 1 0 0 0 Harris.p 10 0 2 Personna-fied! Botlon Hudson,p 110 3 tStalnb'k 10 0 0 Auto-Lite Chi., &—3; Cleve, 4—13. |—}10fl5|ll|ll|lljll|13i 82 35.701' M’chll'n.p 0 0 0 0 13—FOB Minor Pin to Meet s9.95 (1st, 11 innings.) NewYw* Leagues Starters—Generators | 81—[ 7|11!10|11|10[10! 67 48 .583 14~ Totals 30 1427 14 37 11 Totals 2712 The District Minor Bowling 4 it makes sense fa S Games Today. •Batted for Wolff SALES—SERVICE IT —Why Detroit | 3! 9j—| 8[ 910il0fr5;~ 64| 49:^66jl6~ in sixth. League will hold an important meet- Chi. at N. Y. (postDoned). tBatted for Harris in eighth. shipment of pop- I pay 10* for this Made: I at 8 o’clock at Hi-Skor, St. L. at Bos. (postponed). Wilh'glM j 3; 6| 8|—jl2jll! 5|12j 57j 60 487125~ Washington .. 003 000 111—6 ing tonight Anotherular ELASTI GLASS Philadelphia_ 102 000 010—4 All of costs more. ■ Only games scheduled. Cleveland 6t 3 8 captains teams already en- MILIIIMHIDLitfi raincoats made of I Sure, Personna | 8| 6|-,| 12;13 "'56 '61.479 26 Runs—Grace, Lewis organic (2). Torres. Hitch- tered and representatives of bowl- ■■1716 14* St. N.W. NORTH MOO M Games Tomorrow. 61 9 cock. Evans. Valo. Grimes (2). Chapman glass with almost living elas- But Personna is worth many I 6| 6; 8|111—| 6[ ~52r647448129^ Errors—Hitchcock. Runs establishments fran- f| Cleveland at Wash. (n). CkiujO_| batted tn_- ing seeking silica or rubber. Grace (2). Spence (2), ticity—no times 10c in ease and Hi Detroit at St. Louis | 6| 5j 7|llj 4| 71—| 9j 49j Hudson. Priddy. chises are urged to attend. Jj shaving Phila. (n). 64!.434|3f~ Suder, McCosky, Rosar, Maleski. Two- Crystal and sea green. base Chicago at New York (n). PIlirplili | 3; 4] 3| 5| 6 10 — hits—Valo, Torres, Hudson, McQulnn, I comfort. ■ 4) 35| 817302i 4614 Lewis. Priddy Hiree-base hit—Lewis *Reoiitered St. Louis at Boston (2). Loil Stolen base—Grlme6. Sacrifices—Harris, 1 Personna is made of premium w |35|48|40|60|61164|64|81| | ~j j Grimes, Spence. Double plays—McQulnn to Suder to McQulnn. Left on bases— steel... ex- ■ I • 100% waterproof! I hollow-ground for 5 NATIONAL LEAGUE. .31 Washington. 0: Philadelphia, 8. Bases on Yesterday's Results. balls—By Fowler. 1, by Harris, 1; by Wolff, • Zipper-Front! ■ tra keenness... rust-resistant I s o ! S 1. —By Fowler. I: by Harris, 1; 2. Standing J. 1 fj'l': 1 • Stitched! Brooklyn, 3; Phila., by Marchlldon. 1 Hits—Off Wolff, 7 In 6 Nylon ■ for use. ■ < 4 NORTHEAST MOTOR longer Chicago, 8; Pittsburgh, 0. , ii >nnlnEs: off Hudson. In 4 Innings: off CO. GENERATORS U • Will Not Crack! * Fowler, 6 in 2% Innings: off Harris, 6 in S A H *•*» *-> “ u f a a | St. L„ 3—2; Cine., 2—0. _°°?5|!tpi y <2 5H innings: off Marchlldon. 2 in 1 inning “Since 1924” • Smartly Styled! ® ■ Wild jsffiKwKM (1st, 13 innings.) Broofctyn j—| 4| 9[12110!ll|13[lli 70| 43;.619| pitch—Hudson. Winning pitcher— • Small, Medium, Large Hudson. Losing pitcher.—Harris, To better serve our facilities N. Y„ 8—1; Boston, 5—7. 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