The Sports Trail Pirates Whitewash Camp Davis, 4 To 0 By WHITNEY MARTIN To Field Another Powerful Football Team Army Expects* __ CHESHIRE ALLOWS BY TED MEIER The details would have to be KNOXVILLE, July 3.—(*>)—Army around Halfback Glenn Davis, and Arnold Tucker and Dick Welter- Ends are expected to be Ray Other Flankmen scheduled for Hiltinr for Whitney Martin) worked out but as we /pinch carefully, foot- of South house, extra point expert, will be Rafelko on the right and Barney Martin) will field another powerful Fullback Felix Blanchard use are Tex Couler from Fort see it, certain requirements for ad- as on HITS ball team this season, Herman Carolina. lined up quarterbacks for Coach Poole of Mississippi the left. SOLDIERS TWO YORK, July 2—(5)—There mission would be Worth and Henry Folberg, also of jjgW necessary. West Point line coach, Elwin Rowan of who Red Blaik’s eleven. Hershel Fusor of Middlesboro, a lot of talk aboul Hickman, Memphis, has been lately For example, boys with a line only said in a newspaper interview starred at LSU last fall, also is The Army probably will be Ky., another stalwart, is expected Texas. scarcity of good jockeys. There ambition to become Offecials Attend ‘C a m the burning jock- here. to “make” the Army built around Capt. Jack Greene to annex the center slot, while p a handful of expected his third year to be only top- eys and between 12 and 16 years of who the Hickman, opening ,eems Hickman, who has been withm backfield, as is Shorty McWilliams, Kentucky, tops the scales further fortifying middle of Davis Celebration riders around. of age, would be As an Night’ flight eligible. University of Tennessee’s Coach Mississippi State star in 1944 who at 192 pounds, and he probably the line will be Shelton Biles, an- with the Army, said he expected With racing now generally re- aid to better teaching, only small the will be aided by Guard Joe Steffy other Tennessean, and Bill Webb John Barnhill at a summer camp will run with the leather for to be At Legion Stadium as a great public sport, the of new students would be the team this year “plenty garded groups near Elkmont, said Army probably Kaydets. of Chattanooga, who performed of Tarboro, N. C., in a guard posi- shortage might be alleviat- jockey admitted yearly. will build another mighy backfield Hickman said he believed for Tennessee last fall. tion. tough.” of a na- __ The ed bv the establishment To encourage boys to become Wilmington Pirates white- tional school for riders, a sort ol riders and to promote an Esprit washed the Camp Davis Blue of the Turf,” where -West Point De Corps, graduates of the school Brigade, 4 to 0, last night at Leg- under proper supervision, could be guaranteed a minimum boys, ion Stadium as ‘Camp Davis Night' could be taught all the tricks oi yearly return of say, $10,000. If Defeat Point Nine 8 To 3 was observed. home a winner as well the earned more Cherry bringing by winning Dodgers Breeding end of the billion stakes, well and good. Otherwise The game was attended by sev- dollar industry. they would receive the difference (Special T< The Star) eral hundred convalescent sol- idea, as it occurred to between what earned and the CHERRY POINT, July 2—Be 'ore a crowd of more than 20,000 The us, they ders stationed at Davis. and service men, the league leading Brooklyn Dodgers Camp uouid be for the various Racing minimum. civilians HOW BROWNS CAPTURE WHITE SOX MOVE downed the Leathernecks of the Marine Air Station 8-3 this THEY Among the honored were to found the school Trainers, with whom we have Flying guests Associations afternoon. it by discussed the liked it. General Usher, commanding of- and keep going contributing idea, Today’s game was a dedicatu >n game, marking the naming of a BOSTON certain of “That be said one. new TWO FROM at annually per centage would fine,” IN THIRD PUCE the baseball park in honor STAND ficer the camp and his chief of their mutual handle. "There have been many instances of Brig. Gen. T. J. Cushman, com- staff Colonel Ron- Marine Myers. Mayor various classes might be where a has come around to manding general of the 2 —CP)— Mike Xhe boy CHICAGO, July 2.—UP]—The ‘Bum’ Of Brooklyn ST. LOUIS, July ald Lane and Councilmen me Corps Air Station. Results Wade, taught as follows: and asked to learn to ride and Yesterday was the hero o1 White Sox moved into third place The lead-off man for the Marines American Kreevich easily Currin To Win Stakes—Eddie Ar- I had to refuse. In the first palce League and Legwin also attended How in the American League today by Mouse smashed a homer New York 6-6, Chicago li-1. St. Louis Browns, twin bil I Halsall, the the special celebration. The 701st car0 xed Atkinson, Georgie Woolf, wouldn’t be able to devote all the Boston 1-2, St. Louis 7-3. spliting a doubleheader with in his first time at bat, but the Boston Red Sox today AAF band under of my time to him and because of his Washington at Cleveland, postponed, with the the direction Johnny Longden. second New York Giants as Leatherneck nine was no match for place rain. a seconc Warrant Officer Leonard executed How to come from behind to win inexperience he might be thrown two to the clinching tightly-pitched the Red Sox dropped the Dodgers, who clowned their several drills before the largex -Conn McCreary. and get hurt.” National League game with a double in the nintt Browns. way through the game. crowd and selections be- to win a maiden race— Anyway, we are passing the idea St. Lcuis at New York, postponed, played How The Sox slammed the Bronx In the seventh inning, Frenchie to drive in two runs for a 3-2 vie to the rain. tween the innings. Johnny Gilbert. along Thoroughbred Racing relieved the scheduled.) Bombers, 11 to 5, in the opener Bordagaray umpire (Only games tory and pounding his first hom< Behind the two hit of we did it then—Earl Sande. Association for whatever it’s worth pitching How row over the behind home and for their fourth in a plate provided American League run of the year with the base: Lefty Louis Cheshire the Pirates took it on the many laughs before the crowd Won Lo,t Pc- McArthymen but huge Teams 7 to scored four runs in the third in- 39 .619 loaded in the Browns’ 1 tri raw ___-— 24 chin in the 6 to 1, as the with the decisions against his Detroit on U. S. Baseball Returns nightcap, 38 28 ning to put the game ice. own team. New York *555 umph in the opener. Yankees’ Bill Zuber put a stop to 31 .530 Cheshire was in wonderful form has edge Chicago _ 35 nelson Of course, the Dodsers. beina To 33 30 .524 The fateful double robbed Bos Officially Germany the New Yorkers’ five-game losing' Boston -__-—---— as he struck out 15 Davis batters 32 30 ,516 gentlemen, took the jeering rather Washington ton’s Randy Heflin of a victory it 1 and on balls. streak. 29 32 .475 allowed but two base Louis -- COBLENZ, Germany, July 2—(U.R) good naturedly. St. his first major league pitching rol< : FOR PGA TOURNEY (FIRST GAME) Cleveland 27 34 .443 Captain Ken Kavenaugh singled The Box: —American baseball returned to The Box: 20 42 .323 after two years in the Navy. H< 1 in and Joe Brooklyn Ab R H O E Philadelphia the third inning Captain for the New York Ab R H O A held the Browns to three hits mov Germany officially today Ssndlock, 2b___ 5 112 0 Burnansky singled in the second YORK, July 2,—(U.R)—It was Stirnweiss. 2b_-_ 5 2 3 1 2 National League new first time in 2» years when 20,- Rosen, cf S 1 1 2 0 ing into the ninth. accout for the Blue Bri- the to- Crosetti, ss ---3 112 1 Brooklyn 41 25 .621 staza to Nelson against field Aderholt, cf _ 1 0 0 0 0 American At S. Louis _____ Byron I.’s turned out in a _ 2 0 12 2 36 29 .554 000 G. drizzling Milosevich, ss St. Louis -- gade hits. the nation's pro- Galan, If _ 2 12 10 (FIRST GAME) as golf If _ 4 0 2 0 31 .544 night. rain to see the 15th 35th Martin, 0 New York-— 37 on Army’s Bordagaray, If _ 1 0 0 2 0 The Box: Cpl. Andy Barnis'h, ^ie headed toward the Eten, lb-„- 5 0 1 13 0 Chicago 33 28 .541 fessionals rf -„- 2 12 0 Division defeat the 106th Division, Lund, 2 31 .523 Boston Ab It H O f mound for the Soldiers allowed six Grimes, 3b 4 0 113 Pitsburgh _ 34 A. Tournament—and _ 2 2 2 0 0 annual P. G. Olmo, 3b Lake, ss _ 3 0 0 1 to 2. —- 4 0 0 32 31 .508 5 Metheny, rf 0 0 Boston ____—_ ; hits, five of them in the third in- 3b _ 2 0 0 1 0 weren’t tak- Hart, .459 Steiner, 2b _ 3 10 3 for pay boys cf_-__ 4 12 10 —- 28 33 the play the Stainback, 0 0 Cincinnati Six Buc batsmen were The game marked opening Schultz, lb _ 4 1 12 Camilli, lb__ 4 0 16 ) ning. even money that they’d M. Garbark, c_ 4 2 14 2 Philadelphia 19 52 .268 ss _ 4 12 10 ing any the 15th baseball Bazinsky, R. Johnson, If __ 4 0 10 i struck out the artist of Army’s league. Sevens, p _ 1 0 0 0 2 by speedball unbrella man. c 2 0 0 2 0 bait the Toledo 1 0 0 0 1 Peacock, _ Lazor, rf _ 4 0 13 1 Louis Page, p ____- GAMES TODAY while one was walked. After the former St. _ 3 10 0 0 Murry Dickson, 1 0 0 0 0 Seats, p 2.— Tobin, 3b _ 3 0 12 gave them their Savage, x _ NEW YORK, July (/P)—Probable Barnish Lord Byron _ 10 10 0 third settled down Cardinal hurler, yielded only five 0 0 0 0 0 Pfund, p Culberson, cf _ 4 0 0 2 j inning lesson at over Getel. p __ pitchers for tomorrow’s major league usual golf Chicago 0 Garbark, c _ 3 0 17 and allowed no hits until the eighth hits in pitching the 35th Division Crompton, xx 1 0 0 0 games with won and lost records in par- T OTALS _ 33 8 12 27 0 as he won the Victory Terry, p _ 3 0 0 0 1 the weekend to His teammates, led by entheses: inning whe nSag Allen singled victory. TOTALS _33 6 12 24 13 American League by a fat seven strokes, skimp- Point Ab R H O E to center. Open Second Baseman Leonard Novak of for in 7th. Cherry TOTALS _31 "1 5 24 under for x—Batted Page 1 Washington a Chicago (night—Wolff home 13 blows par Halsall, 2b _ 3 3 2 7 The Pirates scored their runs in ing Chicago, collected nine safeties. xx—Batted for Gettel n 9th. (8-4) vs. Caldwell (3-2). the course. Crichley, 3b _ 4 0 110 St. Louis Ab R H O I 1 the four times around Philadelphia at St. Louis (night) the third inning. Jim Staton trip- was served rf _ 4 0 10 0 If in Free German beer Ab R H O A Gregg, Gray, _ 5 12 4 was his third consecutive win Chicago Knerr (1-5) vs. West (1-1). led to Cheshire out It cf _ 4 0 13 0 2b left, grounded 5 0 13 0 Harris, Schulte, __ 5 0 12 | ; on all sides. Moses, rf _ Boston at Deroit (night)—Ferriss (12- ss _ 2 0 0 0 0 three summer starts, previously Campbell, McQuinn, lb _ 4 2 2 12 1 to first, McKeithan singled to score Schalk, 2b- 5 0 15 1 2) vs. Newhouser (12-4). were ss _ 2 0 0 0 0 Twenty-two American flags Lewaiidousky, Stephens, ss _ 4 0 10 2 having taken the Canadian Open Farrell, lb- 5 0 17 1 New York at Cleveland (night)—Don- Staton. McKeithan advanced to If ___ 4 0 0 3 1 hoisted over the stadium 4 2 2 1 0 Murray, Moore, rf _ 2 10 2 Invitation. ramp.vts Dickshot. If _ aid (5-2) vs. Smith (2-6). second on a Dink the Philadelphia c _ 4 0 15 0 passed ball, and Clavin, 3b _ 4 13 0 j the ceremonies in Cuccinello, 3b 13 112 Christman, during pre-game lb _„ 3 0 16 0 was safe on it meant was that the Texas 0 0 0 0 Brown, Kreevich, cf _ 3 113 3 Coward Kavenaugh’s All Baker. 3b _ 1 National League which Lt. Gen. Leonard T. Gerow J. Clavin, lb _ 1 0 0 0 0 c Mancuso, _ 4 0 14 2 error and to man had won 11 of the 21 Hocket, cf 4 12 10 Chicago at Boston—Vandenberg (2-2) McKeithan went bad _ 3 0 110 commander of the 15th and 3 Scott, p Jakucki, p _ 4 110 * New Year’s Army, Michaels, ss -3 10 5 vs. Andrews (4-5). third. Snag Allen was out on a tournaments since 3 2 14 2 Gen. Theodore L. Futch re- Tresh, c _ < 6-4) vs. Scott (0-2). Brig. TOTALS _ 33 3 8 27 4 to first. Sam Paxton doubled He hasn’t been out of line at 4 2 3 0 0 TOTALS _357 12 27 1 5 fly Day. p __ Cincinnati at Brooklyn (night)—Wal- dedicated this historic stadium Lopat, Score by innings: Score by innings: in 75 straight ters vs. King (4-0) to right to score McKeithan and the window _ 331 000 010 x 8 12—0 (5-7) payoff where and Goeb- 11 27 9 Brooklyn York — Boston _ 100 000 000— ’ Hitler, Goering TOTALS _ 35 12 St. Louis at New (night) Coward. Paxton to third on — to Point __ 101 000 010 x 3 8—4 went tourneys which puts blushing Cherry St. Louis _ 204 000 Olx— bels used to speak. Score by innings: -V- Voiselle (9-6) vs. Wilkes (4-5). and scored 110 301— 6 Brody Stanley's single shame the previous professional -V- New York __ 000 OOx—11 when Lamb was safe on an infield record of 56 which had them call- Chicago _ 010 451 (SECOND GAME) FORMER NHHS STAR The Box: the flat- THUMBS UP’S RIDER hit. Arthur King was out pitcher ing little Ben Hogan by Boston Ab R H O “mechanical Man.” (SECOND GAME) to first to end the inning and the tering title of AMERICAN LEAGUE ENTERS AIR CORPS Lakes, ss _ 4 0 0 1 2 IS SMARTEST JOCKEY for the So that 75 must make the squint- The Box: Steiner, 2b _ 4 0 11 4 scoring night. York Ab R H O A _ 4 0 14 of a super New Metkovch. lb 0 l Bert Kite, manager of the Cor- Nelson some sort 12 4 winner of the eyed Stirnweiss, 2b _ 3 2 Goody Rosen, Brooklyn center Jack Lowrimore, 2.— R. Johnson, If_ 4 10 0 ice-water lubrica- 2 4 4 ARCADE Calif., July sairs announced that he has booked automaton with OFFICIALS MEET Nilosevich, ss -—- 5 2 fielder and Christman for Lazor, rf_ 4 0 12 J pugnacious looking trophy outstanding who now Park De- If _ 6 0 110 iff)—Johnny Longden, 3b _ 3 10 2 3 the Midway Coast uard tion. Martin, Hebrdw gentleman from Toronto leadership in student work and Tobin, _ 0 19 0 Eten, lb 5 his ridden more winners than Culberson, cf _ 4 0 2 1 li tachment nine for Wednesday’s He’ll be a rugged customer m who runs athletics at New Hanover 4 0 2 4 0 scored one of High _ CHICAGO, July 2.—(TP)—Repre- Metheny, rf_— Brooklyn’s any jockey who ever lived, em- Walters, c 4 0 14 * Stadium. Little start belt- 10 10 1 game at Legion that PGA, too, when they sentatives of seven American Grimes, 3b _— against the Cherry Point Marines school, will leave today for Fort trick Heflin, p _-__ 4 0 0 1 ployed the smartest legal information could be secured on rounds Stainback, cf _- 5 0 13 0 for ing the ball in qualification League baseball clubs held what in an exhibition game yesterday. Bragg, where he will report B. c _ 4 13 4 0 to Loui May- Drescher, in racing get TOTALS _ 36 7 12 27 1 o the Coast Guard outfit, but it is on 9 at Dayton’s Loraine described as an uneventful 1 service wih the armed forces of July they Zuber, p _ 4 10 0 home winner y—Two out when winning run scorec ■ er’s Thumbs Up understood they have a very fast Country Club. Ever since he start- five-hour meeting here today, pre- the United States. Lowrimore will 10 handicap last Saturday, ball club. For the in the TOTALS _ 37 6 12 27 be transferred to Keesler Field, St. Louis Ab R H O 4 Saturday night ed to splash around big pond, liminary to a joint session with Na- the Santa Anita of $100,000 Gray, cf, If _ 4 0 13 0 Pirates have scheduled the has been trouble in the officials CUCINELLO NEARS tion cadet Pope Nelson tional League at Washing- Ab R H O A training. 5 Chicago Thumbs Up, assigned the top Schulte, 2b__- 3 0 0 Field Flyers from Fort Bragg. ton, 12. rf_-_ 4 0 2 4 0 Miss., where he will receive aVia- lb_ 2 0 0 1 J PGA. July Moses, weight of 130 pounds for the Martin, —Pick UP BOXSCORE wli niCoi Schalk, 2b_ 4 0 16 6 Lowrimore is the son of Mr. and McQuinn, lb_ 2 0 0 1 [ He his even-oresent habit Will league The started Harridge, president, lb_ 4 0 0 7 2 Longden ss _ 3 2 2 3 3 Eox: Farrell, HITTING RECORD Mrs. Charles S. of Har- weight, although Ster’.if ns. Lowrimore, Davis the ulti- newsmen _ 4 0 10 0 Camp Ab R H O A E in 1939 when he reached told the representatives Dickshot, If mile and one quarter grind, Moore, rf _ 3 0 0 4 3 bor Island. Caspar}, 3b _ 4 0 0 1 1 0 Cuccinello, 3b__3 0 112 Christman, 3b __ 4 12 0 1 mate round and bowed to the red- discussed “strictly internal busi- didn’t carry any “dead” 0 0 0 Belliveau, 2b _ 3 0 0 2 4 1 Baker. 3b _ 1 0 2.— —An- Lowrimore, a graduate of the Guteridge, If _ 2 0 0 0 ) one down in 37 ness and of interest to CHICAGO, July UP) 113 hot Henry Picard, nothing 12 4 0 weighs only pounds. cf_ 2 0 11 3 Kauenaugh, lb _ 3 0 1 10 1 1 Hocket, cf_2 1945 class of the High school, serv- Kreevich, _ the club was _ 3 0 0 4 3 0 6 3 Danehe, rf, If 3 0 0 0 0 1 holes. He was right in there pitch- public.” Every repre- Nchaels, ss thony Francis (Tony) Cucinello, stuffed 17 pounds of Harworth, c _ 2 0 as Lieutenant Colonel of the Longden 3 0 0 1 2 ed Demario, cf _ 4 0 0 1 0 0 won sented the New York Tresh, c_ belt Byrnes, x _ 0 0 0 0 3 ing again in 1940 and finally except who was not only himself buckshot into his money surprised c _ 4 c _ 0 0 0 0 0 school’s ROTC battalion which was c _ 0 0 0 1 3 Burnansky, 0 16 0 0 off Yankees. Castino, his waist.* Mancuso, this coveted title knocking 1 0 0 0 0 and wore it around 0 0 0 3 Rubish. rf _ 1 0 0 0 0 1 by Grove, p _ but also the rest of the American awarded an Honor school rating Shirley, xx _ 0 2 If _ 2 0 0 1 0 0 Slammin’ Sammy Snead, one up. “This was the league Curtright, z__ 1 0 0 0 0 “I wanted to the weight Kramer, p _ 2 0 0 3 Kramer, meeting sea- from the Fourth Service Command keep 0 0 0 0 0 with his hitting this Moore, ss _ 3 0 0 2 2 0 Nelson relinquished the title the usually held before the all-star Papish, p___ League off Thumbs Up’s back, so 1 _ 3 zz_ 1 0 0 0 0 as a result of the excellent TOTALS _ 29 3 6 27 5 Barnish, p 0 0 1 1 0 Orengo, was a new rival for bat- showing next he was right baseball game and is customarily 0 son, today carried it around my waist,” year, although Johnson, p_ 0 0 0 0 made by the unit. x—Bated for Hayworth in 8th. there in the finals, when lumbering routine in nature,” Harridge add- honors, Case of Wash- xx—Ran for Byrnes n 8th. TOTALS _ 30 0 2 24 9 4 ting George He was presented with an award Johnny explained. _ 31 1 7 27 15 Vic Ghezzi bested him in two extra ed. The all-star game was cancel- TOTALS Case was only nine points The buckshot was out of the Score by innings: z—Batted for Grove in 5th. ington. by the National* Society of t h e Boston______010 001 000— 2 Wilmington Ab R H O A E led in deference to the holes. this year back of the Chicago third-sacker belt and Long- 102— 3 McKeithan. 2b _ 4 112 2 0 zz—Batted for Papish in 8th. Sons of the American Revolution money today St. Louis _ 000 000 in this hot Office of Defense as he five of the Coward, cf _ 3 1 0 0 0 0 His poorest year Transportation. Score by innings: in the race gained points for the most den’s 10 per cent cut -V- New York_22C 000 200—6 being outsanding Allen, 3b _4 0 1 0 2 1 stretch was 1942 when Jimmy the officials dis- over his last week’s mark, while winner’s purse was $8,292.50. Presumably, ROTC Cadet at the school. He was If _ 4 110 0 0 Chicago _ 000 010 000—1 Paxton, to .341, --v- Detectives Acaive Turnesa, the little corporal who cussed the budget of Sen. Albert “The Cooch” dropped one, also voted the best-all-around boy Stanley, lb __\_ 4 0 1 7 0 0 of r rf 0 1 1 0 0 knocked off Hogan, downed him on B. (Happy) Chandler, new base- official average including games of his class. In Demolition Worl Lamb, _4 graduating Staton, c _ 3 1 1 16 0 1 the 37th hole in the semi-finals. No ball commissioner, who inherits Sunday reval. Former Major League A starr football player, Lowri- _ 3 0 0 0 2 0 week Cheshire, p was held in 1943 be- from the late M. K. formTbadger It was the second straight tournament commissioner, more is well known for his grid- 2.— UP) —A n be- Shot To Death CHICAGO, July 6 an office balance of Case had narrowed the gap Player TOTALS _ 32 4 27 7 3 cause of transportation conditions Landis, slight- iron feats. demolition un t His Army-instructed Runs batted in McKeithan, Paxton 2, but when resumed the tourna- more than $100,000. tween himself and Cuccinello. -v- they ly NEW 2—(U.R)—Frank- made up of 16 city detectives wer •t Stanley, Two-base hits Paxton. Three- DIES IN ACTION of two weeks ago YORK, July ment in 1944 who was Chandler’s “executive assistant,” .318 jumped t base hits Staton. Stolen bases guess right lin Grube, 40, former major into operation today to protec Coward, last and became .332 Left on bases Davis 6 Wil- there at the same old stand in the Leslie M. O’Connor, who served to .327 week, Ecuadorian Tennis Star shells Alleij. Camp League catcher, died today of gun civilians from grenades, Bases on balls—off: Barnish — — mington 5. Mrs. Nelson’s as Landis’ secretary for 24 2 (£>) during the past seven days. At the finals. That’s right. years, MADISON, Wis., July in mines and other “live Struck out, Barnish the White Sox Nears Next Title shot wounds received yesterday bombs, 1, Cheshire 2. by 6, was no dis- brought the commissioner’s budget The on Okinawa ripped same time, player’s Clay Passed balls big blond boy, Byron. It Japanese the apartment house where he explosives sent home by GI’s a S Cheshire 15. Burnansky. into the when he football line average dropped from .347 to .342 Umpires Austin, Cohen, Shoaf, Farrow, grace when he lost to husky, long- spotlight Friday into a great Wisconsin RIVER FOREST, ILL., July 2— war souvenirs. lived with his wife, Lorraine. Time of disclosed he had sent a statement to make a hole that always will be last week, and to .341 this week. game—2:00. hitting Bob Hamilton. (U.R)—Francisco (Pancho) segura, was shot Detective Chief Walter G. Storm S -A- of St. Louis mov- Grube apparently by with a to Chandler itemizing distribution remembered here, but still failed to Vara Stephens Ecuadorian tennis The PGA starts off quali- brilliant, little mistake. The shooting took place said several deaths believei 64 of surplus funds during the Landis the tackle and the end. ed into third place among the fying round in which the top separate star, moved closer to his second about an hour after Edward Garth- caused by “dud’ shells prompte i Makes hitters as Nick Etten Correspondent regime. on the Bad- leading earn the right to go into match Bob Baumann, tackle straight national clay court singles waite, superintendent of the apart- organization of the new unit. it O’Connor said he had voluntarily slumped from .320 a week ago to Residence In play competition. From there ger team of 1942, was killed in ac- title today by defeating Alex had had an argu- i -V- Embassy sent the statement, commenting: .296. Etten’s teammate, George ment building, gets steadily rougher and tougher tion June 6, and 15 days later all George of Kansas City, Mo., 6-0, six men who were sit- “there were six in his ment with 1 of in- exaggerated reports End Dave Schreiner died Slirnwiess, lost points Former To Queei BUENOS AIRES, July 2—UP)— under an oppressive blanket America 7-5, 6-2. on the into the Surgeon that Judge Landis diminished the from .308 to .302, but ting steps leading lor where the pay- of wounds. The was told average, Talbert of Wil- Joseph Newman, correspondent creasing pressure office funds story by sixth Top-seeded Billy building. Dies At T. H commissioner’s paradoxically climbed from Honolulu, took up residence in the United off is on every single drive, chip a third team mate, Back Leonard mington, Del., winner of the tri- the men, through poor investments.” to fourth Garthwaite dispersed meat, a to Wis- place. the New York Herald-Tribune, and putt. That’s Mr. Nelson’s (Bud) Seelinger, in letter state title at Cincinnati last Sun- he told appeared to The statement detailed major Cuccinello’s .341 average repre- who, police, HONOLULU, July 2.—(JP)—Dr States he In his recent "World Champion- consin Coach Stuhldreher. pace with the but embassy today, saying items in the expenditure of a Harry 217 times at bat day, kept peppery, be Spaniards or Cubans, they J. Christopher O’Day, 78, widel he sented 74 hits in had received a threatening tele- ship” match with Sam Snead He wrote: fast playing South American by Grube was an $767,589.20 surplus under Landis. in 61 Case, however, had threatened to return. known physician and author 3 the Ar- lost of the games. Tribune dispatch regarding the medal play half test, “Davis was whipping Charles Schaaf of High- in the latter’s to Liliuc It listed a loss of $20,000 through platoon pinned more hits—78 in 235 .times at bat visiting Garthwaite former surgeon Queen call because of a Herald- •fie it came to the land phone down. But when investments made in interest-bear, down and Bob was working his way Park, 111., 6-1, 6-3, 6-0 in the when they heard foot- kalani, died today. il in 58 games. apartment gentine political situation. closing 36 holes of match play over to Dave to tell him tanks were second round of play. As Grube went outside to who wrote the boolc ing Insull Corporation securities, Bob Johnson of Boston, in fourth steps. Dr. O’Day. : Newman an invitation Was nerve- Nick accepted strictly no contest. The that Landis on the He never there. Buzalich of San t*edrc was a fusi- of Two Doctors,” ha 3 but O’Connor explained way. got last week, dropped to fifth as he investigate he met by “Portrait of Ambassador Braden to live at less Nelson blasted a birdie bar- Calif., seventh seeded star from took a voluntary reduction in sal- Dave and his platoon got out and 12 with an average lade of shots, only one of which practiced in Oregon and Pennsy! in for lost points, the embassy and was accompanied rage, with an eagle thrown “And his the secretary as he was a he Pepperdine college, also advanced him. He was taken to before to the Islands ary. act,” running up trail, of .302—the same as Stirnweiss. struck vania coming there by an American vice-consul. good measure, to Slamming 400 into the third round as he breezed sut whip asserted, “repaid the loss per ran right by Bob. He walked back, however, has three less Knickerbocker hospital where h^ The widow and two daughters A recent Newman anc Johnson, dispatch by Samuel rather handily, four since he took a total reduc- a look—that’s Dave told through Grant Golden of Chicago, cent, took all, hits than the New Yorker with died at 3 a.m. vive. concerning an administrative dis- three. tion of more than in sal- me.” 6-1, 6-1, 6-1. -V- _v- $100,000 73. pute brought about a formal state- :« ------1 ary-” were Marine lieu- in addition to his second ment Vice-President Juan Per* I» All three Case, by rpVi r\ clo+awnnf e»Vi rnirod T.an/lic Over Half Cadet Court Acquits tenants. place standing among the batters, Corps English on, who said it was not truthful. to the 31,486 See Gay Bit t |: harry Says... distributed: $417,366.91 Schreiner and Baumann entered led two departments of the league. Are World War Vets Tommy On Murder Coun American Legion for its junior in 1939 78 hits were and his CELEBRATING OUR Wisconsin as freshmen and His high, Win Castaway Race Reconditioned Pre-War baseball program; $106,437.89 to bases him in front became closefriends. After playing 17 stolen put WEST N. 2.— NOTTINGHAM, England, July I the Red. Cross; $64,385 to reim- POINT, Y., July on Cardinal teams of 1940-41-42, on that point. NEW YORK, July Z— OI.R) —The (U.R)—More half of the 716 British soldier accuse i BICYCLES burse the American and National than _ypy_A Sih in the train- Other leaders today were: Most h 3 Anniversary they enlisted Marines, ‘‘Washday Special” at Aqueduct cadets sworn jp at the U. S. Mili- of strangling his wife when AVAILABLE AT > leagues for promotional expenses; S. 48; most doubles, ed together at Parris Island, C., runs, Stirnweiss, drew a crowd of 31,486 for a com- tary Academy today were veterans returned from overseas and foun with Special Prices $55,399.40 for baseball’s centennial; St. most ;; and Quantico and were assigned to McQuinn, Louis, 17; paritively featureless card of most of them wearing another man’s bab to the bat and ball fund Monday this war, her bearing :*l< HARDS '' $40,000 the Pacific most home r on the 6th Division in triples, Stirnweiss, 8; in which Bit of the bars and battle stars. was of a murde ■« kits to today Gay campaign acquitted tonight | which supplies playing Stephens, 13; most runs bat- 209 Market St. Dial 2-3224 where they were joined by runs, Bobanet stables won the $3,500 ad- Maj. Gen. Francis B. Wilbur, charge. Nationally Known servicemen; and $30,000 to the and 42 ■=• II ted in, Etten Johnson, each; ded of was such tha t Ball Association. Seelinger. Castaway handicap, beating superintendent the Academy “The provocation Players’ leading pitcher, Dave Ferriss, Bos- hav Transformer by two lengths had charge of the ceremony in an ordinary, frail man might -V- Hal- BEFORE THE 4th ton, 12-2; most strikeouts, and The court sai } WINES WEATHER BALLOON SCARE Gay Bit, ridden by Bobby Per- which 465 soldiers, sailors done what he did.” ■ Steeplejack Weathers Newhouser, • Detroit, 96. i SEE OUR LINES OF N. 2.—(U.R)—Af- mane, moved up at the mile mark Marines took the oath. in discharging 24-year-old Reginal __ _ LYONS, Y., July and won with a time “Some of you may have been “While her husband, ter reading newspaper accounts of Storm 250 Feet In Air going away Keymer. of 1:52-3—5 for the mile and one- in the where you excellent man, was oversea BEACH and Japanese balloon landings a Lyons NAAU Relay Meeting in positions past very DELIVERY distance were to give orders,” she was consorting wit: II farmer glanced out across a newly PHILADELPHIA, July 2.—(JP)— eighth Gay Bit, coupled required fighting with “You are all now on the men. I see a white balloon An steeplejack watch- Cancelled Rain stablemate Alfios as the Bo- h# said. other ON ANY ORDERS OF plowed field to 18-year-old By SPORTS WEAR a and receiving end. Unquestioning -V- WINE OR BEER FOR come to earth. He and his wile ed today’s thunderstorm from banet entry, paid $8.40, $3.90 is PREDICTTS STRIKE END • attached a to the smokestackk seat, 250 feet in the PASSAIC, N. J., July 2.—(U.R)— $2.60 while War Tropny, the favor- obedience required.” Swim Trunks !, $5.00 OR MORE cautiously string } ite in the field of seven TThe full class of 1,000 men BUENOS AIRES, July 2.—(U.F > balloon and it around the air. rhe National Amateur Athletic paid $2.40 • _ dragged Shirts 11 16 and La Razon sail i Sports lot, hoping to disarrange any ex- Thomas Thomson was painting Union relay meet was called off $2.60. Transformer returned $4 and will be completed by July —The Newspaper Meet Your Friends At to to start training for com- that Mayor F, H. LaGua • plosives which might be connected the stock when a 32-mile-an-hour today because of rain which soak- show. ready today Slacks, Etc. in the dia’s of the comics t with it. Upon bolder examination, wind fouled the lines of his swing ed the field where it was to have -V- missions regular army. reading • -V- New York children over the radii the farmer noticed printed instruc- seat. He escaped injury although whether the completing teams Insects form two-thirds of t h e :: Wine deatl FINKELSTEIN'S Larry's Shop as It would take more than 1,000- yesterday would “deal a | ! tions on the balloon, marking it buffeted about for 15 minutes be- been held. It was not decided food of fresh water fishes, and 19 S. 2nd ST. • un- to the bulk of the blow” to the delivermen’s strike Corner Front and Market 8te. a weather device sent into the air fore fellow workmen could lower would be able to remain over about one-third of the food of wild 000 earths equal I The paper did nodt explain why *»»+*