Belting J&kr k D. ♦ Stirnweiss Star as Washington, C., Wednesday, May 30, 1945—A—14 Bright Yanks Emulate Bombers of Old I Paces Club to Win, Lose or Draw 8-Game Eastern Round Robin Starry Woman Duos as By JOHN B. KELLER Streak, Loop Lead; Champion Colts Enter Net.Tourney; Judge Could Be Just What Nats Need Bucs Win Joe Again Bow to Indians Judge. 51 years old last Friday, is back with the Washington Deadline Near Dali and By JACK HAND. FINAL INTER HIGH STANDINGS. club, it’s none too soon. We always have believed through the By ROD THOMAS. 12 Associetid Press Sports Writer. W. L. W. L. nearly years he has been out of that he would be useful in If runs Eastern __ HI Wilson 4 4 play to form the big match some It’s like old times around the non-playing capacity to the club he served so faithfully through Coolidge fi 2 Anacostia 2 5 of The Star’s City of 16 seasons. Western 5 :t Roosevelt 3 5 Washington There have been few with keener baseball minds Yankee Stadium these with Joe Central than Joe’s. days _4 3 Tech _ 1 0 tennis tournament, opening Satur- Appointed a coach yesterday. Judge should prove from the outset McCarthy’s gang busting the fences, day on the Rock Creek courts, may a valuable aide to Os Bluege. Each has the Pointing today toward the first utmost confi- leading the and be the final of the women’s doubles. dence in the a league rolling up round of the interhigh baseball other, confidence due to 10 years of association on the Two notable combinations were Nats when familiar telephone number scores. playoffs on Friday, Eastern could Judge was just about the finest in the game announced today by Bill Shreve. and had no thank the Anacostia Indians Bluege superior at third base. Eight straight victories is the cur- lowly who is accepting entries at the Ten- for the undisputed Rambler on Together again, they should be an excellent team in the direction rent record of the New Yorkers who grip nis Shop, with the deadline to fall of the club have first place in the final round-robin Washington on the field. When in the game, Judge was a surged from fourth place to tomorrow at 6 pm. They are Mrs. hard standings. worker, always out to win. He believed in taking desperate take over the lead during the suc- Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn and chances in It was emergencies in a game, but he cooly calculated the risks. cessful home stand against the Anacostia, long regarded Mrs. Cornelia Carrick and Mrs. Neither he nor is Western visitors. as the punching bag of the circuit, Bluege impulsive, although Judge perhaps is more GEORGE STIRNWEISS. Mary Cootes Belin and Mrs. Ann prone than to stake that yesterday it Fairlawn smacked Bluege the chances of his club on an unorthodox Home has been a happy land all Gray. Mrs. Van Ryn, with Caroline move. ~AP Photo. down the high-riding Coolidge season for the Yanks who have cap- Babcock, won the national doubles It is this Colts, 4 to 3, to break the Eastern- inclination of Judge’s that might possibly soften the tured 14 of 16 decisions at the sta- title in 1936. She has played a lot rather Coolidge tie for first place, while rigid conservatism that generally has marked Bluege’s manage- dium and haven’t dropped a series of doilbles with Mrs. Carrick, her ment. So the Ramblers were knocking off great is Bluege’s admiration of Judge, it is likely the boss in the Bronx. Detroit and Cleve- Griffs Shuffle fellow club member at Chevy Chase, will Lineup Tech, 4 to 2, on the Maroon dia- graciously consider any advice his aide might offer. land are the only clubs who haven’t and they team well. mond. Both games went into over- Judge’s fire, too, could be an inspiration to the Nats. There have paid a visit and the Tigers are due Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Belin are been time, Anacostia winning in nine in- many occasions this early in the campaign when with the heat today with Cleveland to follow for For Card chronic winners in Washington ten- on the Twilight nings and Eastern in Washington club might have fared better. the week end. eight. nis and should make a hot combi- The turn out favor, however, may’ nation in doubles. George Stirnweiss has been one of to be an Joe Was Marvel Around First Base Indian gift in more ways PAYS WAY INTO OWN PARK— (left), Washing- If Mrs. the main reasons for the success Van Ryn enters the singles With Brownies than one, because the Tribe’s up- ton ball club prexy, purchasing tickets from Most Worshipful it is probable she will meet Mrs. In his day, Judge was a marvel around the first sack and no story, boosting his average frorft set. Baseball business will be that threw Eastern Into the No. Master Paul R. Mattix i for the in at. .297 to’ a .333 resumed (right Masonic Night of Thrills Gray the final. They have battled weakling bat. A .297 average for his major league career that league second-place 1 spot also pairs the Ramblers with since the wins by the Nats this evening at Griffith at on June 22. General Chairman Harry before in The Star tournament title spanned nearly 19 years shows that. started. Bud Western in Friday's series. West- to Stadium in a twilight-night - Rod is the kibitzer. match with Mrs. Van Rvn the vic- Bluege stamps Judge as the finest first sacker he ever saw in the Metheny, fighting regain his at the of its form and out header, starting at 6:30 o’clock, with ern, peak tor. big show. "There never was a better first baseman in time regular right field job from the for my at St. Louis’ American revenge for the licking taken Russ has added more League cham- Davey Johnsen, the District taking throws, no matter how or where they the ground around ailing Derry, from Eastern early in the season, the than 100 to his total. pion Browns, and the Washington of Thrills champ and several times winner of sack." the Washington manager said yesterday as Joe participated points will be a tough team to ueat. Night club will a New Golf Balls to Be The in the present revised lineup Star event, has been too busy Nats’ practice at Griffith Stadium. "He could dig ’em out of the Donald Blanks Champa. The other Friday game for the occasion. pairs finishing his internship at Garfield dirt on either side and he could jump for the high ones, too.’’ Stirnweiss and Metheny each Coolidge and Central, with Central Slated June 22 George Myatt, his leg that was Hospital to play much but Joe's not quite five feet, nine inches but lack of stature added three hits as did in the role of 1 favorite Plans were tor tennis, tall, yesterday hurt more suddenly humming today didn't than two weeks ago well Made, With Civilians nonetheless will be topseeded unless handicap him in his playing days. And he had a lot of "scat- Third Sacker Oscar Grimes while after the Colts’ tumble at Anacos- the Masonic and Eastern Star again, will return to action, but not Lt. Gilbert Hunt enters. This color- ter-arms” to contend with during his term with the Nats. Donald whitewashed the defending tia yesterday. Winners of the brace night of Thrills, scheduled June at second base. Fred Vaughn is re- ful performer beat Davey in The In his time, there never was a superior to Judge at the first- champion St. Louis Browns, 11-0, of games meet next week for the 22 at Griffith Stadium. Use of taining that post because of his re- Star tournament final last to-second-to-first double-play. He made this exceptionally difficult for a clean sweep of the 3-game title. Getting Big Share the park has been donated by year. cent hitting streak, so Myatt will The draw will be made tomorrow fielding feat look easy with his that the ball series. Anacostia’s win also By the Associated Pres*. Clark whose flip-throw got away take over third base surprise Griffith, only stipu- at faster than and Harlond night The Star sports depart- any other first sacker could then or does since. We often Donald was in complete control as saved Athletic Chief Tony The ban on the manufacture of lation is that an all-star baseball Clift will take to the bench. Kupka ment with Tournament Chairman saw Judge snag a hot one at the outfield edge of the grass behind the home club routed Jack Kramer the duty of tossing a coin to de- game be included in the pro- This will not be a new golf balls was lifted today. Austin Rice and first, the bali to second ahead of the in the first experience presiding the pair- whip runner, then tear back . Second line for termine the No. 1 team for purposes gram. will Myatt. He played third with of new balls be ings be published Friday. En- to the bag for the relay and the second retirement—the lefthanders, Weldon West and Sam of in the Central Supplies will lim- Harry Rod, chairman prettiest play New York’s Giants pairings playoff. general fees are in the at one time and try $2 in singles and $3 a game. Zoldak, were not effective. earlier was designated as No. ited, however, the War production of the committee in charge of ar- Skipper Os Bluege believes George 3, team in doubles. His play of a bunt was a picture, too. He could rush in for a deft Pittsburgh, as hot as the Yanks while its over Board said, to 224,000 dozen quar- rangements, is rounding up what can take care of the position ade- Western, despite edge scoop with the best of ’em, but it was that remarkable but in another on terly. Of this about he thinks will be the best show flip of the ball league, swept to its quately. Central the strength of an extra production, that made him the top-notcher. eighth successive but had is No. 4. 130,000 dozen will be available for ever presented by the order with triumph , his finger sound playoff game, Judge deservedly ranks among the all-time at first base. to come up with a 3- homer After its the In- civilians. a generous of sur- Busanda Hot Favorite giants by again, will catch Dutch Leonard in showing against sprinkling Bill Salkeld in the last of dians, chances in the Civilians long have had to get prises for the audience. one of the games and will bat in Coolidge's Mailman Delivered Joe to Initial Sack the ninth to top the 4-3. series are a one Colt along with "recap” balls. The new , Washington Giants, sixth position instead of eighth, the mystery. Only That he a Harry Feldman had the Buccos run was while ball will be made with neoprene manager and vice president of After became first baseman was due to a kindly New York spot customarily assigned to the yesterday earned, Beating Cameo who to shut out until the but faded Anacostia collected 12 hits and won rubber thread. The cover will oe of the Masonic Masters Association, letter-carrier used watch the boys play ball on the Yorkville eighth catcher in the order. In the Undefeated in three for as start*, Bu- sandlots in New York. Joe, a was of Ace Adams who gave the the game in the ninth on a wild balata, has been the practice lor also will be actively associated left-hander, all things up other game, however, Rick Ferrell, sanda for decisive blow for a series many years. with teh project. today was a heavy favorite his neighborhood nine. He did right well, at that, for a left-hander Pittsburgh who will catch Marino Pieretti, will pitch. on the side of the diamond. So sweep. With Nick Panella For many months the armed to cop first half Industrial wrong well, that the letter-carrier saw drop to the eighth notch . holding the League in the lad. , despite an would-be to five forces and the Veterans' Adminis- honors possibilities aching An addition to the squad in its Coolidge sluggers after its 8-3 triumph over “You’ll never at arm, elbowed the Brooklyns hits over the tration have received all the new get anywhere shortstop.” Judge was told by his past long drill yesterday was Del nine-inning distance, W.-L. Double Cameo with Gaspar balls manufactured. Winner; yesterday. friend. "Here's a first baseman’s glove. Now get over where you be- Chicago, 10-3, Dixie Walker’s another the Tribe jumped into the lead in golf four Monte, Cuban. He’s an 18- Further disaster long and some baseball.” Joe and hits leading the attack on the second frame with a but Each manufacturer who wants to faced Cameo to- play did, for years while joe was year-old righthanded , signed tally, with the Nats his Mack Stewart and two other the Colts went make new balls must obtain day as Heurich Brewers greatest rooter in New York was the letter-carrier. Cub just before he joined the to the front in the spe- met OSS. I tossers. practice. cific on ~ He never missed a game when the Nats the Yankees. Five runs in a big third fourth on a pair of unearned mark- authorization from the War Montgomery Top A Brewer played Clark Griffith, Nat and victory would give Ralph did president, Production a Judge originally was picked the in inning the trick for the Dodgers ers. Anacostia connected for a Board, filing proposed In suburban school tilts yester- up by 1914, Bluege like the youngster’s action pair Bennie's team undisputed possession then to who climbed the Bruins in the fifth to take a quarterly monthly schedule. s sent the Lewiston (Me.) farm for seasoning. The Red Sox past into on the he one-run lead, day, Washington-Lee ball team of second third hill, although is direct place, driving Cameo into later sold him to Buffalo and it was from the Bisons that spot. but Coolidge tied it in the won a double-header from Char- Joe was from Havana and has had no pro- up third. bought for the Nats late in 1915. He was thrown- into a as Barrett Delivers seventh. lotte Hall, 2-1, 12-2, on the latter's merely deal Goods. fessional experience. Satchel Tex Oliver was touched for nine an extra The Paige Starting when Washington gave $3,000 and two players for an out- Whitey Kurowski had a Del winning run came in when field, and visiting Richard Mont- big four- Monte will be kept around sev- bingles but was tighter than a new fielder. for-four for Bill Umholtz blasted out a gomery High of Rockville blasted night St. Louis as eral weeks for careful tutoring. Then 22d Season on Mound shoe in the pinches for Busanda The next year. Judge took over the first base job vacated Chick Owner Sam Breadon Griffith and crossed the plate when Bill the Damascus High nine, 17-5. by collected may try to farm out the — j He walked Witzel CHICAGO, May 30. Leroy yesterday. two and Gandil, later of Black Sox ill-fame, and held it until and Joe another dividend on (Red) hurler. tossed a pitch over Catcher The first game of the W.-L. twin age Charley I < Satchel) ranked as one fanned 10. His mates, meanwhile, Kuhel Paige, of bill was displaced him in the early 30s. He was with the Brooklyn Barrett, the righthander Griffith Stan King’s head. tight all the way. with the acquired today announced that the I the country s outstanding Negro made the most of nine blows off Dodgers for a brief while in 1933, then was made a coach with the Red in the Mort Cooper deal. Barrett of Joe Little Generals getting only one hit appointment Judge, former , opens his 22d season in a Huff, Williams and Watt, driving Sox. Boston let him in 1934 and a held the to the Hallmen’s but in the sec- go after few months at the Balti- Phillies to four hits in Nat, as coach, is for the two, over remainder I Negro double- five runs in the fourth to clinch more helm he passed out of pro baseball to do some successful coach- easily his of ond, which w7as a six-inning affair, trouncing starting rival, this season, although Clyde Mi- header in j the ball game. Warner of at ; today Comiskey Park. the winners Busanda ing Georgetown University. Kewpie Dick Barrett, 8-1. now gathered 13 hits and lan, home at Clarksville, Tex., The 39-year-old Paige will hurl I and Raba of Cameo took batting Now, he's back where he belongs and the Nats to be better Jess Flores of the for an tallied in every inning except the ought Philadelphia operation, is expected to re- for the Kansas Monarchs honors with three hits in four a»- Off. Athletics City in second. finally broke into the vic- sume his coaching job in another one i game against the Chicago Flr«t Gimf. tempts. tory column the two Cameo easy way, 2-1, months.—J. B. K. American Giants. _ 100 000 001—* 9 ; Washington-Lee __ on] n]0 n—2 1 1 home Busanda 200 400 10X—g » 2 walking with the big score in ,'Charlot‘c Hall 010 000 O—1 2 1 the 10th to Halt inning when Cleveland’s Total* 36 ft*25 S Totals 36 13 27 ~6 Carney and Harvey; Trlppe and Granja. Legion, Trying Buy Bainbridge Specs Klieman •One out when winning run scored. May passed Charley Connie Second Game. George with the bases Revising Team Coolidep non *>m rum._*j Wilson Beats Friends loaded. Washington-Lee 201 234—12 13 n BASEBALL The Boston Red Sox raked Buck Charlotte Hall (100-101 —2 3 3 Laughlin and Johnson; W. Hall. J. Oval at War Parade Ross and Double-header Indianapolis College Frank Papish for 13 In Effort to Climb ! Hall, Selby and Biddle. £v the Associated Press. blows, decisive In Tennis P.M. Threatening to make a runaway including fifth-in- Surprise Richard Montgomery had a lone- Today—6:30 j ning triples by Bob Johnson By the Associated Press. INDIANAPOLIS, May 30—War- Of the and Wilson's tennis team registered run lead at the end of the fourth.: vs. St. Louis Military League race, Army Pete Fox for a 6-4 Washington time silence will be broken edge over the PHILADELPHIA, May 30.—Con- an upset yesterday when it defeat- but sewed up the game with nine only by; War faces a stiffer brand Eastern rested his star College . nie Mack trade or the flingers, Paul tallies in the fifth. AMERICAN PARK this may buy ed Friends School, 5-4, and Cool- LEAGUE polite handclapping Memorial of Schaeffer and Phil Cocimano yes- competition tomorrow as Bain- Philadelphia Athletics a better netters R. Montgomery 132 092 0—17 12 2 P.M. j and idge's chalked up their sixth __Tonsorrow—Sl. Louis—8:30 Day at the Indianapolis motor Naval Station’s berth than terday started young Bemie Damascus 022 loo 0— 5 rt « bridge Training nine! the American League with a 6-3 decision over Miles and victory Fling. Ball and Dodd; Poole. Hurley but move invades the southwest diamond.: cellar. against Tech, the lad and Bellison. R. Beall. speedway, already the to; Puig to Battle Banks Landon. ; Both teams later will be Clark Grif-: "We’re still in turned in a creditable 6-hit job. revive the 500-mile race is under the dumps,” he Fisk and Wilson its It was Bill the Shepard gave WELDING fifth's guests at the Washington- said after a catcher- Reinhard, Ramb- EQUIPMENT way. announcing edge by winning a doubles match Lochlin's Hard : St. Louis lers’ slugging leftfielder, however, Hitting games. In for-catcher swap with the Cleve- with Baker and AND SUPPLIES A Show who the Peyser. 6-3, 7-5. j spokesman for the American! Manager “Scoop” Learnihan’s men Ring Monday land Indians. put game in the bag. With The were the count singles played April 20 to Devitt OXYGEN AND ACETYLENE which yesterday came from behind to nose Supporting card for the Bee "I think deadlocked at 2-all in an Big Help Legion, wants to buy and■S Bee eventually we will and yesterday's doubles completed out Medical Center Washington-Frankie overtime eighth inning, Reinhard Tommy Lochlin's three-hit-for-: operate the huge said he could : Army 7-6, for Terry bout in strengthen our team,” he said. the unfinished match. plant, I Griffith out a four Devitt’s ball team to a 5-2 L. S. j their fourth straight league win. Stadium Monday night was In Mack’s second deal this week poled long single that scored paced JULLIEN, Inc. not understand the Wilson. 6: Friends. 4. why Two runs in the fifth and four in strengthened with the he Jim Allen and Eddie Glover with victory over St. Anthony’s yesterday Security] today sign- acquired Catcher Buddy Rosar Singles—G. Thomas defeated Fink. Removing sumed. 0—3. 0—4: Griffin (C.) By the Associated Vulcanizing every afternoon at 2 o’clock. start of the season. defeated Yates, Press. He called it "the cricible of auto- i 2—6. 10—8, 6^-1: Newton 1C.) defeated Lf. Georgie Williams, Baltimore wel- Simpson. 3—0. 0—4. 8—6: Gardner (L.) SEATTLE, May 30 —The old mobile and Shepard defeated Passenger development” said the Helps Spice who meets Frankie Spangler. 0—3. 0—3; Sponsler baseball that the terweight Wills (C.> defeated Manfuso. 3—0. 0—4, gruelling tests on the 2 L-mile brick 0—4; bats in a special 10-round number on Lions Book McKinley