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TO LEAGUE LEAD YESTERDAY’S RESULTS THE SCREEN CRACKLES National League CLEVELAND, 6-2 Sept. 15.— The New York 9; Pittsburgh 5. CHICAGO, (2P)— Boston Cubs 0; Cincinnati 2. WITH ROARING ACTION! Chicago clung Philadelphia 1; St. Louis 3. PHILADELHIA, Sept. 15.—0T>>— vague-leading his 100th tenaciously to their three and a Brooklyn 12-6; Chicago 5-7. A1 Smith, seeking Major ran into a game margin over the St. League victory, hornet’s ) half American League Cardinals today as they di- nest of Philadelphia Athletic base i Touis St. Louis 4-8; New York 7-3. hits in the first three and i vided a unique 10-inning “double- Cleveland 2; Philadelphia 6. innings head"!'" with their benefactors oi Detroit 7-7; Washington 4-3. the Mackmen defeated Cleveland Brooklyn’s Dodgers. Chicago at Boston; postponed rain. 6-2 today in the first game of a as ,he moment, Wally "Old Gasbag"- Dodgers, who twice defeated scheduled twin bill. The second The STANDINGS last was called on account of pitchers for tomorrow’s major league Siebert, lb _ 4 2 3 9 0 Mobile river above Mobile, battle-scarred and are games with won and lost records in pa- 2 0 Ab R H O A Ala., war-weary cargo ships Kell, 3b _ 4 2 2 Chicago beein'nincrtheand anchors to start renthese: drop what may soon be this c _ 3 12 4 0 1 country’s largest “ghost fleet’’ in Rosar, hi-ftnrt gTbt to (American League ) 0 2 2 3 4 2 14 6 for post-war commercial use. The will ac- Busch, ss _ 3 2b commodatPommodate thttle^nar1!. considered.u.nsu>table anchorage Smsoii, about 500 Sh Louis at New York _ 4 0 10 0 if 5 * 3 8 ships No official estimate h as been made of the number to be stored there. (2)—Shirley (4- Black, p Lowrey. J 12) and Muncrief (12-3) vs. Bonham (7- Cavarreita. lb 4 10 9 1 5 112 10) and Chandler (0-1) or Bevens (13- Totals_ 37 6 26 27 7 Pafko. cf- 0 rf « « 8). Score by innings: .Hichoison 100—2 CONGRESS MAY GET Cleveland _ 00 001 c- Chicago at Boston (2)—Lee (14-11) and Gillespie, i : BREADON 000 Olx—6 } _ 023 0 10 0 0 PREDICTS BROWNS Caldwell (6-7) vs. Heflin (3-9) Ferris Philadelphia zzzzSccorv YANKEES, Error: Heath. Runs batted in: Black c- 0 0 0 1 0 TOUGH IN EFFORTS (21-8). Williams, Busch. Ross. Rocco. Two base ss 10 0 10 Detroit at Washington (2)—Newhouaer 2, Rosar, Merullo. hit: Cihocki. Sacrifice: Osar. Dou- 1 0 0 0 0 TO STOP (22-8) and Benton (12-6) vs. Niggeling (7- Rocco, with zOtero CARDINALS TO WIN THE DRAFT Left on 2 0 10 2 SPLIT TWIN BILL 11) and Wolff ble plays.: Siebert (unassisted). ss (18-10). Hughes, 9. 2 0 Clevleand at bases: Cleveland 9; Philadelphia Base Borowy. P 0 0 1 Philadelphia (2)—Center DRAKE JAMES GLEASON (Continued on balls: Smith 4; Salveson 2. Hits, off TOM 1 0 0 0 0 ST. from Page One) (6-2) and Gromek (16-9) or Glieman (5- zzMoore LOUIS, Sept. 15.—(/P)— Sam Los- * NEW 15. 8) vs. Newsom Salveson 7 in 5. Passed ball: Hayes. Selena ROYLS zzzSauer 0 0 0 0 0 YORK, Sept. —(TP)— (8-18) and Knerr (4-11). Jan CLAYTON 10 10 Breadon leaned back in his ing pitcher: Smith. Umpires: McGowan, p 0 chair, talking chiefly in a party confer- to their * Vandcnberg, The St. Louis Browns clung and Rue. Time: 1:42. Attendance: 3,000. Sr. O'NEILL --- 0 0 0 0 0 .National Noah BEERY, Henry Pasoan, p flashed a confident smile and ence—on such as League today things unemploy- third berth a New York at ment and place by dividing Pittsburgh (2)—Brewer 37 7 12 a fourth Nation- pay, jobs for everybody. (6-5) and Maglie (5-2) vs. Totals_ 27 13 predicted straight double header with the New York Gables (11-5) They took no formal stand. and Beck (8-4.1 —Plus— zBatted for Merullo in 4th. al for his world League pennant In Yankees before 13,033 paying cus- Brooklyn at Chicago (6-3) zzBaBlted for BoBrowy in 6th. congressional corridors and (2)—Herring St. Louis Cardinals. tomers the second and Branca (3-5) vs. Wyse (19-10) and HANOVER Beginning LATEST NEWS for Moore in 6th. champion offices: today, winning "zzzRan Prim (12-7). Wednesday! zzzzBnBited for Gillespie in 7th. game 8-3 after the Yanks had cop- MAFFITT VILLAGE Of the Red Birds who are stum- Boston at Cincinnati (2) (6-11) Score by innings: Senator George (D-Ga.) saidI —Logan Starts ped the opener 7-4. and Lee (3-9) vs. BETTY bling slightly in second place be- there won’t be BoWman (11-10) and TODAY*ONLY Brooklyn _ !02 000 102—6 any jobless pay Kennedy (5-14'. hind the high-flying Cubs, Lefty Hal Hollingsworth was the HUTTON _ Chicago Chicago 001 001 50x—7 legislation if the senate puts back Philadelphia at St. Louis (2)—Barrett ALAN LADD" Brown 2, Merullo. Runs batted Sam said: star of the TODAY! Errors: smiling into a bill a second game, pitching (7-19) and Mauney (5-9). or Sproull (4- LORETTA YOUNG Arturo 2. Walker. compromise provosion| .in: Galan Bordagary. Stevens, “We’ve still the best club and an eight-hitter for his 11th victory 10) vs. Burkhardt (16-7) and Jurisich (2- 2. Van- got to pay up to $25 per week for 26 in DE CARDOVA Hack. Lowrey Pafko. Hughes, with 3.) Two base hits: we’re going to win.” Breadon compared nine lost, and bat- denberg. Galan, Lowrey, join- weeks. The house- won’t approve, "AND NOW TOMORROW" in Three base hits: Nich- ed almost ting in three runs for the Browns Hughes. Lowrey, all other baseball prog- George declared. olson. Sacrifices: Rosen. Bordagary. Left nosticators in picking the five with his first homer of the season. Surrender MONDAY~AND TUESDAY “INCENDIARY o,n bases: Brooklyn 10: Chicago 10. Bases But some senators are to1 Japs Huge games the Cards have left with the going The blow came off Allen Gettel in on balls: Webber 3. King 1, Borowy 6. BING CROSBY BLONDE” fight to the. back: the to send 1. Strikeouts: Webber Cubs as the ones that will decide get provision fourth, the latter to Stores Of MARY MARTIN Vandenbcrg 3, ■ Equipment when the bill comes for showers. in Technicolor! Borowy 2. Passeau 1. Hits, off: Webber for certain the 1945 flag race. in, up in & in 6 innings (none out in 7th): Seats debate on the floor Tuesday. The! (FIRST CAME) SHANGHAI, ‘‘RHYTHM ON THE RIVER” 0 1-3: 2 in 2-3: Buker 1 in “We’ve been able to beat the Chi- Sept. 15—(U.R)—Jap- in King 1: — The box: finance committee George is; anese forces in surrend- Borowy 2 in 6; Vandenberg 5 in 2 1-3 cago Cubs all season,” Breadon St. Louis Ab R H O A Shanghai Passeau 1 in 2-3. pitcher: Van- chairman—sliced it out. ered stores of Winning said, “and I see no reason why Gutterdige, 2b __4 1111 huge military equip- denberg. Losing pitcher: Webber. Um- As the bill stands now it would1 rf -- we won’t continue. If Finney, 4 113 0 ment to the Chinese today, in- Children Adults Pinelli and Conlan. Time : you can’t pires: Eoggess, _ let the federal government ! Byrnes, cf 4 0 16 0 170 and f 2:41. Attendance: 14.729. whip the top team, you shouldn’t give cluding warplanes 200 Stephens, ss _ 4 12 2 3 a states enough money to continue1 storage warehouses, as the dis- 09c win pennant, anyway.” Laabs, 11 _ 4 0 0 0 0 24c The two their present varying rates of: Schulte, 3b_3 12 0 1 armament of 150,000 men of the pnaMHKHWMHHn (Postponeo game of July 2th) clubs meet here Tues- c_ 4 0 16 1 day, and payment to the jobless for a maxi- Hayworth, Japanese, Garrison, entered its The box: Wednesday Thursday McQuinn, lb_ 4 0 16 0 TODAY ONLY! Ab R H O A in three mum of 26 weeks. No. $25 weekly second day. The disarmament is Brooklyn nights single games and Kramer, p- 2 0 0 0 0 THEY’RE SO WONDERFUL 2b _ 4 3 13 3 to TOGETHER Stanky, play two afternoon contests in the unless that’s the state rate. West, p _ 0 0 0 0 0 expected be completed in four

Rosen, cf_ 5 2 2 2 0 _ 0 windy city Sept. 25 and 26. xMancuso 1 0 0 0 days. Galan. lb _ 5 1 1 12 0 Fannin, p_ 0 0 0 0 1 WE’RE rf British civilians and business- HOLDING THEM OVER! Walker, _ 4 2 3 1 0 xxClark _ 1 0 0 0 0 Olmo. if _ 5 12 3 0 men imprisoned in Shanghai in- Bordagaray. 31 _ 3 12 14 Trial Of Laval May REDS DOWN BOSTON Totals _1- 35 4 9 24 7 ternment camps have been liber- DENIAL SHARPENS THE HUNG- Sandlock. c _ 4 115 0 xBatted for West in 7th. ated and are being taken aboard ER OF LOVE ... AND THESE TWO Basinksi. ss ___ 1 0 0 0 0 xxBatted for Fannin in 9th. Start Next Month j the British Liner of Brown, ss _;_ 1 0 0 0 0 IN FAST 2-0 Empress Aust- HAD WAITED SO LONG! Seats, r 3 110 1 GAME, New York Ab R H O A ralia for the voyage home. The 2 0 Buker. p 0 0 0 PARIS, 15.— CP) Stirnweiss, 2b _- 4 112 2 Sept. —Swarthy Empress of Australia has tied up Metheny, rf _ 4 0 12 0 Greer Pierre Laval, chief of France's CINCINNATI, Sept. 15.—(£>)—'The at at the mouth of the Totals- 39 12 15 27 10 Derry, cf __ 3 3 2 2 0 Woosung the Bos- Vichy government, likely vill face Cincinnati Reds defeated Keller, If_ 3 2 3 G 0 Yangtse north of Shanghai. Ab R H O Chicago A ton Braves 2-0 today in one hour Etten, lb _ 3 0 0 10 0 Hack. 3b GARSON 5 0 3 1 0 trial next month on c _ 4 0 0 3 1 early charges and 14 minutes—one of the fastest Robinson, Johnson. 2b _:_ 4 2 13 2 Grimes, 3b _ 3 0 1 C 7 of with the in either this Nicholson, rf _ 4 0 2 2 0 collaborating Na-is, games played league Milosevich, ss_ 4 112 0 lb Gregory Caverretta. _ 4 0 1 11 0 said year—with Ed Heusser Rowing Page, p_ 4 0 10 1 Pafko. cf examining magistrates tonight. 4 10 4 0 four hits and walking none to mark Sauer, !f 4 0 0 2 0 of the state’s case Totals _ 32 7 10 27 11 Preparation his eleventh Livingston, c__4 0 14 1 up victory. Score by inings: PECK Men ss Laval “is com- the lo, _ 3 10 17 against virtually Ed Wright, losing pitcher, St. Louis _ 010 000 120—4 Fasseau. p 1 0 0 0 1 pleted,’ ’it was announced, and the gave the Reds 10 hits including New York _ 202 021 OOx—7 TODAY ONLY Enckson, 0 0 batted in: Kell- p 0 0 0 one-time French Premier's Dos- Hank Sauer’s sixth inning homer. Error: Metheny. Runs zWiiliams ___ 1110 0 er 4, Schulte, Derry 2, Metheny, Mc- siers have been turned over to Paul of the Cincinnati was Ch'oman, p 0 0 0 0 1 One singles Quinn, Stephens, Laabs. Two bass hiUl f ☆ “The VALLEY zrBenker 1 0 0 0 0 Mongibeaux, president of the High discounted in the second when Ker- Stephens. Home runs: Keller 2, Deery. Starr, p 0 0 0 0 0 of mit Wahl batted out of turn, a Stolen base: Stirnweiss. Double plays: Warneke. Court Justice. got STARS p _ 0 0 0 0 0 Fannin, Stephens and McQuinn; Hol- '48 and then was called out. and Of zzzGillcspie 1 0 0 0 0 safety, worth and Gutterdige. Left on bases: DECISION” run stra- plays: Galan (unassisted); Merullo, With the aid of hit and St. Louis 5l New York 5. Bases on balls: A GREAT With Totals 36 5 9 27 12 Johnson and Cavarretta. Left on bases: tegy, Dain Clay raced from first off Kramer 2, Page 1, West 1, Fannin 1. zB’tted for LOVE Erickson in 5th. Brooklyn 10; Chicago 9. Bases on balls: Strikeouts: Kramer 3, Page 2, West 1, LIONEL BARRYMORE zzBattcd to third on Steve Mesner’s single for Chipman in 7th. Seats 5, Passeau 4, Chipman 1, Starr 2. Fannin 2. Hits, off: Kramer 6 in 4 1-3 STORY zzzBatted in the third and then scored when I MARSHA HUNT for Wareke in 9th. Strikeouts: Seats 2, Buker 2, Erickson innings; West, 3 in 1 2-3; Fannin, 1 in Score by innings: 1, Starr 1, Hits, off: Seats 3 in 4 2-3 A1 Libke singled. 2. Balk; Page. Losing pitcher: Kramer. ☆ PRESTON FOSTER Brooklyn 010 060 032 12 innings; Buker 6 in 4 1-3; Passeau 6 in The box: Kramer. Umpires: Hubbard, Berry and JUDITH ANDERSON Chicago 000 120 Oil— 5 4; Erickson 3 in 1; Chipman 1 in 2; Starr Boston Ab R II O A Jones. Time: 2:07. Errors: TALLULAH IANKHEAD THE LATEST IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE Bordagaray. Hack. Runs bat- 4 n 1 2-3; Warneke 1 in 1-3. Hit by Cincinnati Ab R H O A WORLD! in: Galan 3. Walker KENNY IAKEK 5, Olmo 2, Bor- pitcher: by Chipman (Walker). Wild ss _ 3 0 0 2 4 GAME) aagararv. Culler, (SECOND Basinksi. Nicholson, Caverretta pitch: Buker. Winning Ditcher: Buker. x Workman 1 0 0 0 0I RALPH BELLAMY base ![;. hits; Olmo, Bordagary, Losing pitcher: Passeau. Umpires: Barr, Wietelmann, 2b- 4 0 1 ft 4 The box: EDGAR BERGEN and Three base hits: Bordagarary, Sears and Dunn in first 8 innings, Holmes, rf- 4 0 2 0 0 St. Louis Ab R H O A charlie McCarthy wk1.jjicholson. Bog- Livington. Home run: Walk- ges, Pinelli and Conlan ninth If _ 4 0 0 3 0 cf 5 13 5 0 RAY IOLSEK er‘ innings. Aderholt, Gray, Sacrifices: Bordagaray 2. Double' Time: 2:32. Gillenwater, cf- 3 0 0 1 01 Finney, lb 5 0 0 5 0 INA CLAIRE Nelson, 3b 3 0 0 1 5 Brynes, rf-lf- 4 112 0 KATHARINE CORNELL

_ 3 0 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 3 Masi, c Stehens, ss _ JANE COWL 3 0 1 10 1 0 Shupe, lb Laabs, if- 0 0 0 1 GRACIE FIELDS 2 0 0 0 0 -— 2 112 0 Wright, p Moore, rf LYNN FONTANNE 0 xxNieman --<•- 1 0 0 0 Schulte, 3b- 4 0 0 1 1 STARTING TUESDAY! 0 VIRGINIA GREY Hendrickson, p _ 0 0 0 0 c- 4 118 0 Mancusco, KAYES 4 HELEN The 2b -— 3 3 2 3 Forget Big Gutteridge, KATHARINE KEPIURN Totals_ 31 0 4 24 14 Hollingsworth, p- 3 110 0 JANE FRAZEE-BRAD TAYLOR-HARRY LANGSTON xBatted for Cullen in 9th. HUGH HERBERT JEAN NERSHOLT xxBatted for Wright in 8th. Totals _ 34 8 9 27 8 ALIEN JENKINS "SWINGING ON A RAINBOW" MONDAY Clay, cf _3 12 2 0 New York Ab R H O A GEORGE JESSEL ONLY!

_ 4 0 2 2 1 Mesner, 3b btirnewiss, 2b _ 4 10 2 5 OTTO KRUGER Libke, rf _ 4 0 2 4 0 Stainback, cf_ 5 114 0 ROSEMARY LANE ROY ROGERS ODEO McCormick, lb 4 0 014 0 Martin, rf 4 0 10 0 GERTRUDE LAWRENCE in i If _ 4 12 2 0 Sruer, Keller, If _ 5 0 110 Williams, 2b _ 4 0 12 3 Etten, lb_ 4 1 2 11 1 SEE" “SONG OF NEVADA” Starts Tomorrow Night Lakeman, c _ 3 0 0 1 0 Grimes, 3b_ 3 0 0 2 3 ALINE MncMAHON flillTECII8 fl M I P P ■ and _ 1 0 0 C 1 4 0 113 Heusser, p Milosevich, ss _ ELSA MAXWELL IIHIl ILLI1 Today Monday ss _ 2 0 10 7 16 0 TUESDAY ONLY! Wahl, Robinson, c —_ 4 0 YEHUDI MENUHIN “■ ■ rDon't _ 10 10 0 Gettel, p Were Her Kisses Totals _ 29 2 10 27 12 2 0 0 0 1 Dubiel, p _ News Worth A 1 0 0 0 0 Latest Kingdoip? Score by innings: zRuffing _ AMERICAN _ 0 0 0 LEGION Boston 000 COO 000—0 0 0 STADIUM _ p PLUS* For Holcombe, Musical “THE BRIDGE OF Gangway Glory! Cincinnati 001 01 x—2 Novelty Errors: 8 27 13 none. Runs batted in: Libke,. Totals _ 37 3 SAN LUIS REY” 4 Sauer. Home run: Sauer. Sacrifices: zBatted for Dubiel in 8th. MON.-TLES. 2 BIG HITS 1 WHEN FLYING TIGERS Nights Only Heusser 2. Double plays: Nelson, Wietel- Score by innings: STARRING mann and 400 001—8 Shupe; Nelson and Shupe; St. Louis _ 003 "FALLEN SPARROW" £ LYNN BARI BARE THEIR CLAWS Culler, Wietelmann and Shupe. Left on York _ 200 100 000—3 New H See This Thrill-Studded Show bases: Boston 4, Cincinnati 7. Bases on Errors: Gutteridge, Stephens. Runs bat- AKIM TAMIROFF balls: Wright 2. Strikeout: 1. Hits, off: ted in: Keller, Etten, Finney, Byrnes 2, AND RIP THE RISING Wright 1 in 7 innings; off Hendrickson Gutteridge, Hollingsworth 3, Milosevich, FRANCES LEDERER lone in FILM 1. Losing pitcher: Wright. Gray. Home runs: Byrnes, Hollingsworth. ^^"ALASKAj^^l SUN! THRILL OF Double plays: Iand Sacrifice; Hollingsworth. Schute, Gutteridge and Finney, Stirn- THE YEAR! weiss, Milosevich and Etten. Left on bases: St. Louis 3, New York 10. Base Weather ... Gettel 2. Stormy on balls: off Hollingsworth 3, In Fair Weather Or Weather There Strikeouts: Gettel 2, Dubiel 2, Hollings- Stormy The worth 7. Hits, off Gettel 5 in 3 1-3 in- Is No Let-up In Quality Of the Food nings; Dubiel, 2 in 4 2-3; Holcmobe, 2 Or The Courteous Service At The St. ^TONIGHT in 1. Hit by pitcher: Gettel (Laabs). Los- John’s.-Make It A Habit To Eat Here ing pitcher: Gettel. Umpires: Berry, Jon- Often. ★ CHICKEN es and Hubbard. Time: 2:08. Attendance: j 13,033 paid. Probable pitchers for to- or Lunch * SEAFOOD morrow—Bonham and Chandler Bev- Sunday $1.25 ens vs. Muncrief and Shirley. Why not banish home cooking worries 5PMTra today and bring the family to St. John’s? FAMILY NIGHT F. L. PEARSALL You'll enjoy the wonderful food and the (Special Attention to Children) * Pleasant surroundings. DINNER DIES AT BEACH DANE I EXTRA (Continued from Page One) ST. JOHN'S TAVERN Community Sing, Sports Reel and Latest News Events Fear club and the Carolina Yacht DINNER MUSIC BY VIRGIL WEST club. RESTAURANT A resident of 1708 Chestnut street, 2-8085 TUES. and WED, THURSDAY NLY His Orchestra and 114 Orange Street—Phone Featuring Trumpet, Pearsall was at his summer Mr. A Where Old Friends Meet, died. Place “TO HAVE AND “THE SONG OF home at the resort when he Feel More At Home Songs of Billie Burton Where Strangers HAVE NOT” BERNADETTE” He is survived by his wife, Mrs. And A Spot Where New Friends Are Mary McA. Pearsall; a daughter, Made! — ___ with with Dining Dancing Every Night Except Monday three broth- Mrs Jack W. Smith; SUNDAY DINNER WEEK DAYS ers. Horace, Melzar and Oscar HUMPHREY BOGART JENNIFER 12:30 to 2:30 Luncheon 12:30 to 2:30 JONES Pearsall, and three sisters, Mrs. 5:30 to 8:30 Dinner 6:30 to 8:30 LAUREN BACALL WILLIAM EYTHE H. L. Hunt. Mrs. D. L. Latts and SATURDAY all of Wil- ______M. — PLANTATION CLUB Mrs. R. Sheppard, Luncheon 12:30 to 2:30 Dinner 5 to 8:30 mington. Call 9413 For Reservation Funeral arrangements will be CHICKEN IN THE ROUGH! later by Andrews mor- 7 announced : EVERY FRIDAY tuary. NIGHT_ - * ‘u r -t -;—^7 t.