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or Washington, Detroit, Half Dozen Cardinals Win.* Lose .*» > Draw Cleveland By JOHN LARDNER. Supply Picked for Classic; Z* Promotorial Fever Suggests 'Battle of Brains' Quartet Promoter’s fever recently got hold of your correspondent, who Apiece Oil Is Top Veteran Be the Anoelatod Preu. has not promoted anything for a couple of years except a dice game By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, July 8.—The Ameri- among Arab shoeshine boys in Algiers, and I was thinking of trying NEW YORK, July 3.—Jim "No can League’s third wartime all-star ’’ to arrange an all-mastermind ball as a curtain-raiser for the Hits, No Nothin’ Tobin today quali- game Cleve- aggregation—with Detroit, fied as the forgotten man of 1944 all-star game this summer. We would put the managers of big league and the Washington making largest as the National League announced teams onto the field in cqnbat and have them show what It is they talent four contribution, players its 35-man all-star team to play the expect their athletes to do. each—stands nominated for the 4 pick of the American at Pittsburgh’s 12th annual with the There are only 16 big league managers, to be sure, but we could tangle pick of Forbes Field on the night of July the National at bring back a couple of geniuses of very recent vintage, like Casey League Pittsburgh, 11, but failed to name the veteran July 11. Stengel and Jimmy Wilson, to help ’make up two full ball clubs. Boston knuckle-bailer who pitched The 25-player squad announced It would be necessary to move some of the thinkers around to two no-hit games. posi- yesterday by League President Wil- tions never in order to make Six members of the they played things come out even. liam Harridge also included three league-lead- St. Louis Cardinals were se- American League management, as matters stand, is crawling with players each from St. Louis, Boston ing lected by the eight National man- former catchers, and in both leagues there are too many shortstop- and New York, and two players agers, who overlooked Tobin managers for practical purposes. apiece from Chicago and Philadel- along with such brilliant performers as I don’t know Just what this indicates. It phia. may be that the weight Mort Cooper and Ray Sanders of of baseball All of which indicates the junior intelligence is bunched in the shortstop and catcher posi- the Cards, Holmes of the circuit’s eight pilots who did the Tommy tions—though these things go in cycles, and at other times there Braves, Phil Welntraub and Bill picking patterned their balloting on have been more former pitchers, and first Voiselle of the Giants and outfielders, basemen the loop’s current top-to-bottom Frenchy in the of the managing big leagues. pennant scrap. Bordagaray Dodgers. Cincinnati placed four men on the Venerable Connie Mack to Do Although the Yankees, who once Assigned Catching supplied the heavy artillery of the squad that Billy Southworth as Right now there are three American League managers who used all-star contest, this year merely pennant-winning manager will boss. to catch—Cornelius Mack, Luke Sewell and Steve O’Neill. We would contributed battery material— Pittsburgh, Chicago, Boston and each three have to ask two of these to play the outfield, and in view of Mr. Mack’s Pitchers Hank Borowy and Joe Page Brooklyn grabbed spots; and Catcher New York two and the Phillies only years and dignity and his experience at handling pitchers (he has Rollie Hemsley—illus- trious Joe McCarthy of the world one. handled hundreds of pitchers in his life, some of the most recent chamnlons was named to pilot the Fourteen members of the 1943 being too painful to he looms as the man to catch. mention), American Leaguers for the seventh club that bowed to the Yank Amer- There being no pitcher-managers in the league, we would bring time since 1936. ican Stars, 5-3, in Philadelphia were back “Mr. Walter former Johnson, Washington and Cleveland manager, Case May Be Out of It. picked with seven newcomers and to pitch to Mr. Mack, provided, of course, that this is satisfactory to four who returned to duty after an McCarthy, whose reign at the all- SETS PAIR OF RECORDS—Ann Curtis, home-town estab- the latter. He want to double his insurance in star helm was girl, absence of a year or two. Of the 11 might preparation. interrupted only in new lished two Far Western AAU free-style marks in men from team There also are no in the 1940 and 1941 when Joe Cronin of swimming last year’s not re- outfielder-managers American League. the meet at San Boston Francisco yesterday. Here she is shown at turning three are in the Army, three Mr. Ossie Bluege, however, is a man of infinite resource and versatility and Del Baker of Detroit, finish of the 100-meter race in which she was clocked in 1:08.4. in the Navy and Stan Hack of Chi- and we can put him out in the orchard with O'Neill and Sewell. Prom respectively, had charge, led his to 5-3 Her time for the 8t)0-meter event was P. cago Just reported to Chicago after there on all the American league g triumph over the 11:23.9.—A. Wlrephoto. League supporters can do is hope that no a two-month "retirement.” rival loop at Philadelphia last year. one hits one out of the infield. ADMIRES LUCKY PELLET—Harold (Jug) McSpaden of Phila- Of the 25 players on the 1944 Shortstop Job Well Filled. The National League has a much better natural of delphia inspects the ball he used yesterday at Chicago to sink a spread position. squad, 10 were named on last year's With Martin Marion of the Cards In fact its a Case's 40-foot birdie on the Anal to tie Golf Leader managers constitute once Blow to putt green Victory ready-made ball club we have outflt while seven were selected for Injury, Griffmen, and Eddie Miller of the Reds on the Ben at 273 for the 72 holes. meet in the brought Mr. Wilson back to catch and Mr. Stengel to roam the pasture. the first time, including five pitchers list, Southworth will have no short- Hogan They playoff The of mental and of the worries and he lias today. —A. P. Wirephoto. conflicting engines destruction might be lined up —Borowy Page Yankees, Cancel His stop Whitey as follows: Paul Trout of Detroit, Bob Muncrief May All-Star Job Kurowski of his own club and Bob of St. Louis and Orval Grove of By JOHN B. KELLER. eighth and went 6-3. Elliott of the Pirates for third base. National League—McKechnie, third base; Southworth, center inning down, Chicago—and two outfielders. Thur- Everything happens to the Nats— Mickey Haefner, A1 Carrasquel Frank McCormick of the Reds, field: Frisch, second base; Ott, right field; Grimm, first base; Stengel, in man Tucker of the White Sox and and in bunches. They lose two ball and Milo Candini pitched against named for the seventh time, ana McSpaden, Hogan Playoff left field; Wilson, catcher; Durocher, and shortstop, Fitzsimmons, Oris Hockett of the cur- games In an afternoon, they fall the Tribe in the and Phil Cavarretta of the Cubs are his pitcher. Indians, opener among rently the league's hiting surprises. three games off the .500 mark and them they gave up a dozen hits. first sackers, with Rookie Don John- American For Golf Title League—Bluege, center field; Sewell, left field; Boudreau, Five of last year’s starters against an important member of the cast Three runs had been made off son of the Cubs and Connie Ryan Victory Today Br the AuocUtcd Pres». ter he defeated shortstop; Cronin, first base; Dykes, third base; O’Neill, right field; the National Leaguers repeated, but goes George Case loss of George Case, eighth inning. Carrasquel allowed all-star bows, available for the key- Open determined to make a successful crown. suffered a serious shoulder Injury fleet outfielder and star baserunner, but one hit in the ninth then Can- stone spot. comeback in tournament after Por the first time in three Think-Tanks Might Offset Speed and Muscles yesterday and may be lost for the for maybe more than a couple of dini came on to take the beating. George Munger of the Cards, who golf rounds, a recess of almost two and to break 70- in In a all-star The weeks. Chosen for the All-Star Ed Klleman a years, Hogan failed yes- purely physical way, from the point of view of sordid playing game. others were Sec- Big limited the Nats has set surprising pitching pace' in 11 he Jug McSpaden, the leading money terday’s final 18 holes. H«*took an ability, the National team to ond Baseman Bobby Doerr of Bos- game Pitsburgh July very to three hits for seven rounds, then for the circuit during early season.' League appears have a bulge here, apart winner met even ton. whose won’t fell was of the season, today in par 33—36—71,' from Mr. who in his three-run homer last likely play. apart in the eighth. Sullivan, voted to the star club, although after”fighting Johnson, heyday was a considerably better an 18-hole for the with a hook which caused pitcher year wrecked the Nationals; Third When Case threw his tricky left Pinch-batter Early Wynn and Vos- he is slated to be inducted into the playoff Chicago many than Mr. Fitzsimmons. The National has League more hitting and Sacker Keltner of the arm out of the shoulder socket while mik to in victory national championship. of his drives to wander into the is Kenny In- singled produce one run and service St. Louis the day of the far better defensively. Mr. Fitzsimmons also is far than But this score younger Mr. dians, Shortstop Vernon Stephens reaching for Ken Keltner’s drive bring Joe Heving to the hill. Then game. It was first time for In one of the most amazing fin- rough. appeared safe, Johnson and a tly for needed to shoot a stronger hitting pitcher. of St. Louis and Emil (Dutch) that bounded off the barrier of a Wynn scored as George Myatt forced Munger, but the sixth pick for Bucky ishes in golf history McSpaden yes- McSpaden The 31. five under on the difficult American League Just does not have it. on the surface. Leonard of Washington, 1943 start- left field box at Griffith Stadium to out Vosmlk. Torres rolled out then Walters of the Reds, rho has missed terday overcame a five-stroke deficit par. become a last nine to mate it. Mr. McCarthy is strictly good field, no hit. As for what would happen ing and winning pitcher. home run yesterday he Stan Spence, who made four hits in only 1038 and 1043. Rip Sewell of on the last nine holes by shooting if a hurt his shoulder more the five birdies to tie end But Jug cut loose. He planted his fly ball got into the vicinity of Bluege, Sewell and O’Neill, it is rerreii Named Seven Time*. severely game, picked this spot for his the Pirates, M>* Lanier of the Hogan at the than he did when he tee shot four feet from the pin on kinder not to think about it. Outfielder Bob Johnson of Bos- popped the lone miss. Cards and AI Javery of the Braves of the regular 72-hole tournament No. 10 for a deuce. He reached the arm while putting on his topcoat Joe Kuhel’s walk and Rick Fer- were selected for second-time with 273—11 strokes under par. However, this would be a contest of brains, and it seems ton, Shortstop Lou Boudreau- of duty. quite after a double-header in Philadel- long 14th and 15th holes in two that the Cleveland, First Baseman rell's double in the ninth knotted Sewell and Lanier for early winning 93.9M In Bonds to Winner. likely tremendous reflective powers of men like Rudy shots for birdie 4s. He stuck McCarthy, York phia early in May. the count, but in the extra round jobs and for easy Mack and would offset the of Detroit and Pitchers A1 Javery consistently Today the winner will draw 83,000 Dykes speed and muscles of the other side. Then Case was out of action for Lou Boudreau’s his tee shot three feet from the Newhouser of the Tigers and Cecil two-bagger and good but “tough-luck” nurling. Ken in War Bonds plus a certain per- It also is possible that Mr. who has not a 13 How cup for another deuce on the 17th. McCarthy, tried to hit ball of the Red days. long he will idle this Keltner's single produced the deci- Raffensberger of the Phiis and Nate of the total in Hughson Sox round out centage gate added Sinks in earnest for a good many years, may have studied the work of his time neither the club nor sive 40-Foot Putt for Tie. the holdover group. Along with surgeon tally. Andrews of the Braves round out cash. The loser will take a second Trainer Then he needed a birdie 3 on own great batsmen, Ruth, Gehrig, Dickey, Di Maggio, Keller, timeless Rick Mike Martin would predict, Tribe Pounds Three Hurlers. the mound staff. Chap- Ferrell, Washington prize of *81.750 In bonds plus some the man, Gordon but both regarded this the In the 385-yard 18th for a tie. He Rolfe, and others to such advantage that he now is a catcher, Johnson has been named injury nightcap, the Indians Walker Cooper of the Cards. extra folding money. most serious the has sus- spanked a 250-yard drive down the great hitter himself. If so, we had better and him there to the all-star most often. player helped themselves to 15 hits off Bill Mickey Owen of the Dodgers, with hurry get up squad tained. Hogan, winner of the 1941 Chi- middle. But his second shot scuffed to the before the Johnson and Lefebvre, Carrasquel—he was sent 300 all-star averages, will plate influence of his present team makes itself felt Ferrell, selected after hitting cago open and the 1942 Hale Amer- the 40 feet of Loss of Case Weakens Nats. in Lefebvre took be green short the cup. and puts back where he was. a lapse of six seasons, have been again—and Wynn. joined by Cincinnatti’s Ray Joseph right Loss of Case could be ica championship, has the law of “Guess I’m away.” he told his honored seven times each. disastrous the licking in five Innings. Carras- Mueller, a sturdy "iron man,” in There is one clear point to be made about the American to what chances averages for him and a trouble- partners. “Caddy, nold the League Nominations the Nats may have quel gave up two runs in three the please team. by clubs: catching department. some hook him. It is about all-manager It would almost certainly win the pennant in its of Improving their in the rounds against pin—loose—because I might sink Detroit—Pitchers Harold New- position and after getting two out Ott Picked Twelfth Time. this American time he won a playoff for he has this one." league year. League race. It involves in the ninth Wynn was nicked for houser and Paul Trout, Third Base- Dixie- Walker of the Dodgers and lost three since 1941. However he He (North American Newspaper Alliance > the use of either Joe Vosmik or Bob tapped the ball, it caught the man Michael and three hits and a score. Stan Musial of the (Pinky) Higgins Cards, who are never has faced in a roll and trickled in as a Ortiz in the outfield which means a Steve Gromek fire for McSpaden crowd of First Baseman Rudy York. opened the engaged in a real scrap for the weakening of the defense. Vosmik and playoff. 10.000 whooped. The putt gave him Cleveland—Shortstop Lou Bou- Tribe for seven innings all the hitting crown, drew two of the lacks speed afoot and Ortiz is far Jug, whose domination of the a 34—31—65 for the round. dreau. Outfielders Cullenbine Nats got Off him were two passes. seven outfield of Bosox Hits Roy spots. winter circuit has him 815,- In third with 276 was Hughson Faster from a polished fielder. After Powell made first at the out- given place Nel- and Oris Hockett and Third Base- Mel Ott of the Giants, who missed It also is to the Nats’ 100 in winnings, is regarded as one son. followed at 280 by Johnny Re- man Ken Keltner. damaging set of the game through Boudreau's the only 1933t first year, will Ip- of the greatest pressure in volts and 8am Chuck Kocais attack—if their feeble offensive error not a Nat on golfers Byrd. Slab Pace in Washington—Outfielders may got the runway come the real veteran of the Than His Bia '42 George be so termed. With his game the business. Last summer he beat of Detroit had a 6-stroke Case and speed and until Mike Guerra singled at the margin JOE Stanley Spenqpr, Catcher by playing for the 12th tune and Buck White in a for the over his nearest By REICHLER, single with the bases full. The Red- knack Case carries a playoff rivals for amateur Richard Ferrell and Pitcher Emil base-stealing start of the eighth. Mike stole, teammate Joe Med wick will AMoelstwl Press Sports Writsr. birds also took the 4-2. play Tam O'Shanter title, and last win- honors by posting a 282. second, Leonard. big scoring threat whenever he gets made third on the catcher's wild Cecil (Tex) his 10th for the National. Bill Hughson, towering A crowd of 35,984 saw the Chicago on. He disturbs a pitcher’s poise throw and counted when New York—Pitchers Henry Bor- Wynn Nicholson of the Cubs, Augie Gal an Texan twirler of the Boston Red White Sox and the New York Yan- and keeps the catcher fidgety. Winn owy and Joseph Page and Catcher singled. of the Dodgers and Vince D1 Maggio Takes Charge Box. is traveling at a faster pace kees divide their twig bill. The There are other fast men on the Ralston (Rollle) Four more singles in the ninth got of the Pirates, who the Title Status Is than he did in his won Hemsley. holds Sought record-breaking White Sox the first, 7-3, club, but none is a scoring Boston—Second Baseman Robert tallying menace two more runs and brought Heving classic’s 1.000 As Jamaica of 1942, when he won 22 and four runs in the such as only batting average Opens year 10th, aided by Case. to the hill once more. He By the Doerr, Pitcher Cecil Hughson stopped on his three for three a year ago, Associated Press. lost 6 to lead American League Oscar Grimes’ three errors. A wild andj It was in the fourth of the Outfielder Robert Johnson. Inning everything. complete the outfield list. For Bout Here NEW YORK, July 3—Col. Matt pitchers. throw by Catcher Vince Castino in first that Case was hurt,. Ring St. Louis—First game Two! an Baseman George Max Butcher and Art Winn returns to the The 6-3 right-handed ace won attempt to double up Tuck Stain- were out and there was no one on I Guerra was hit on the Adam's Cuccurullo Matchmaker Gabe Menendez was metropolitan McQuinn, Pitcher Robert Muncrief of the Pirates his 12th victory of the season yes- back for the third out allowed Bud the runway when Keltner hit down apple by a foul in the second were named to the scheduled to appear before the Box- racing scene today with the and Vernon ! tip opening more than American to home with the Shortstop Stephens. the left squad as batting terday, any Matheny scamper field line. The hit looked game and had to take time out, but practice pitchers, ing Commission today to ask the of a 24-day at Chicago—Pitcher Orval Grove with Empire City meeting hurler, the winning run in the ninth of the no more than a as he came back to finish Virgil Davis of the Pirates as solons to the "duration" League blanking league- and two-bagger it catching in put light- Jamaica. He finale for a Outfielder Thurman Tucker, bull catcher. became president of leading St. Louis Browns with six 7-6 Yankee victory. bounded off a box wall, but as Case good style. pen Coach Honus heavyweight title at stake in the 10- i Philadelphia — Catcher Frank! the hits to give the Red Sox a 1-0 tri- Johnny Allen pitched a three-hit- reached for the ball when he neared Wagner of the ho6t club was round battle between Lloyd Mar- Empire City Association, a po6t ter for Hayes and Pitcher Louis Newsom. j Idle named umph in the opener of a twin bill. the first Giant shutout of the line pop went the arm. today, the Nats will celebrate honorary coach, with Mike shall and Holman Williams at Grif- he held in 1910, after George H. the as Coaches—Joe Cronin of Boston the Gonzales of the The Red Sox also won the night- season, 3-0, New York and Case, in fell and Fourth tomorrow in a emuble- Cards and Man- fith Stadium a week from tomor- and Art Fletcher of New torturing pain, Bull died last winter. 11 Cincinnati split even. Rookie Casi- York. the ball header with White Sox. ager Fred Fitzsimmons of the Phils row 11. cap, 3-2. in innings to climb to --—-- rolled on to left field with Chicago* night, July mir Konstantv active A total of 149.590,408 was wagered within a game and a half of first won his third straight Gil Torres and Johnny Sullivan in Play will start at 1:30. Johnny coaches. Marshall is ranked No. 1 among at the 23-day meet- was for the Reds in the opener, 4-1. Niggeling and Wynn are to do the spring Aqueduct place. The double defeat the Transportation Hitch pursuit. Case struggled to his feet, Three years Louis present-day light-heavies and Wil- Tigers, A‘s Trade ago—St. ing that closed Saturday, with Mrs. Brown's fourth loss in six games Shutouts. but fell again. By this time Keltner Washington pitching. Cardinals lost to liams is classed No. 1 among the Detroit and Chicago Cubs Payne Whitney's Four Freedoms since they started their Eastern Philadelphia swapped Cancels Detroit had rounded third with an easy and middleweights. Both fighters have shutouts. Eight dropped back to first-place the The Tigers, behind Dizzy run a winning >50,000 Brooklyn awing last Thursday. Br the Associated Press. home ahead. tie for National* League lead requested that this be made dura- Trout s eight-hit took the Wins First-Half Handicap. Had Sore Ann Last Year. pitching, PHILADELPHIA. 3—The Flake Home Ran Hurts. Friendship with idle tion championship affair, and Me- first, 8-0, and the Athletics the July Dodgers. beaten three Detroit Boat Club has been forced As the game turned out. that flake nendez was to back them up at to- Hughson, only times, 2-0, behind Jesse Flores’ nightcap, to its hit cost the Nats the game for they Title in day’s meeting with the commission. has pitched 126 innings and has four-hit cancel eight-oar shell entry Pep Sharpens Edge twirling. rallied to tie the Boys' League It also was announced that the route 12 times in 15 in the annual on score only to be Mar- gone starts. The Peoples Regatta a Chicago Cubs and Philadel- beaten Cleveland's Friendship handed 14-2 defeat League Statistics shall is 165 for the For His 62 strikeouts is a better the Schuylkill River tomorrow, due by Indians, 4-3, making pounds Bout With average phia Phillies an even break in to Washington Flour with MONDAY. JULY S. 1M4. Joyce got to to in 10 innings. In the second set-to, yesterday, test, and will have no more than a than his 113 whiffs, which led the their two inability transport the sheila. Stu Brown, Wilson AMBB1CAN. By the Associated Press. games, Chicago winning The the Nats didn't get a hit until the High pitcher, five-pound advantage over Wil- loop in 1942. A sore arm hampered the cancellation leaves only East- lentil TwUrfir. CHICAGO, 3.—Willie first, 8-1, with Bob Chipman hurling five-hit ball for the winners. liams. This is the rubber match for July Pep. him last when he won 12 and ern crews in the regatta, most of Cleveland. 4—«: Washington. S—3 year, giving up five hits, and the Phillies This gave Friendship the first-half _ New York-stamped world feather- lost 15. them from Philadelphia. The (Brat came 10 Innings). the pair. Williams won a 10-round taking the second, 4-2, behind Ken eight- championship in the junior division Boston. 1—4; St. Louis. 0—3 (second weight champion, today started pol- oar event still will be Official decision in their New Orleans bout The St. Louis Cardinals, leaders rowed, Car- Scores of the Club game ll Innings). ishing off for his 10-round, over- Raflensberger. Boys’ League. Chicago. 7—0; New York. 3—7. last and Marshall's was In the National won two lin said, with the Cleve. AB. H. O A. Wash AB H. O. A year victory League, Nate Andrews the Pennsylvania Two home runs were one Detroit, S—0; weight bout with Willie of pitched Boston Roceo.lb 6 21ft 1 Vosmik.If 3 12 0 hit, by Philadelphia. 0—2. a close one scored on the Pacific Joyce from to extend the Barge Club pitted an all- ft games Brooklyn Braves to a 4-1 victory over Pitts- against Hoag.cf 5 2 2 Case.If 2 0 0 0 Brown and the other by Jack Cas- Standing ef Clnba. Gary, Ind., at Comiskey Park Fri- H'ck'tt.lf 3 0 3 0 0 Coast recently. Dodgers’ losing streak to six in the Schuylkill Navy boat. Myatt.2b 5 1ft W. L. Pet. O.B. burgh first game, but the B'dr'u.ss 5 2 4 5 Torres.lb 5 0 2 0 tro, all-high outfielder from West- St Louis_ 40 31 .563 day. their of the sea- rf 3 0 0 0 straight, longest second was halted by Pennsylvania’s Cul'b’e Sp’nce.cf 5 4 3 0 ern, with one on. Boston _38 32 .543 1V* Pep. who arrived yesterday, re- K'tn'r.nb 4 3 2 ft Powell,rf 5 0 2 0 New York_ 34 32 son. The Cards won the first, 2-1, 6:50 curfew after with Talis Trims Workman Mount Pleasant its lead .516 3*4 Jenkins Sees 400 M.P.H. he 130 2 eight innings, Mack.2b 5 115 Kuhel.lb 3 0 8 0 kept In Chicago _ 32 31 .508 4 ported weighed pounds. 14 on 3 10 0 in innings Johnny Hopp's the score tied at 5-5. 8chrter,e Ferrell,c 4 15 3 the second half of the section Washington _ 33 38 .478 6 more than he to carry Rosar.e 0 2 0 3 junior expects For D. C. Checker 2 Sul'v'n.ss 3 17 Detroit _ 33 37 .471 6*4 In Title Kll'm n.p 2 10 2 H'efner.p 2 0 0 0 by downing Mount Rainier, 6-1, and Cleveland 33 37 .471 6*4 Double-Engined Auto against Joyce. The Gary battler Talis is the Heving.p 1 0 0 0 *Wynn 110 0 Cleveland Park remained unbeaten Philadelphia .. 31 38 .440 8 has a >2.500 forfeit Barney District ♦Guerra 0 0 0 0 By the Associated Press. posted guaran- Rohde Promises Games Today. Games Temarraw. Mayhem Gridders checker champion today after de- C’r'qu’lp 0 0 0 0 in the second half of the insect class teeing he will trim down to 134 for Michigan Drill, None scheduled. Chi. PORTLAND, Oreg., July 3 —Ab Ed Workman tLef'vbre 10 0 0 when they defeated at Wash. (2*. the bout in which will be feating in the final C'ndlnl.p o O 0 o Georgetown, • St. L. at Phil. (2>. Jenkins, who has swooshed to many Pep try- match 14-3. Clev. at N. Y. <2>. for his 74th In Mat Tiff With Evans of a tournament in which a world automobile record, is certain ing victory in 75 fights. for Five Months Totals 38 12 30 Totals 38 Det. at Boat. (2). Play over 100 entrants have been To T.lTTlT Other scores: Insects—Ida’s De- Herman (Dutch) one ot battling for that he has another record smasher Rohde, By the Associated Press. ♦Batted Haefner in eithth. NATIONAL. since May 14 in the YMCA club- ♦Ran for Wynn in eighth. partment Store, 5. Chevy Chase, 3: in his new "Mormon Meteor.” the more popular wrestlers In Joe The ANN ARBOR. Mich., 3—A room. iBatted for Carrasauel in ninth. Industrial Home School. 9, Central Seta Its Yesterday. Turner's stable, will be for July new racer's two motors operate in- gunning Cleveland _ 110 100 000 1—4 Cincinnati. 4—0: New York. 1—7. five-month football season opens Talis, who is 25. won over Branch, 0; Mount Rainier, 9, West- he said a chance at Babe Sharkey’s title 72-year- Washington ______000 000 021 0—3 Boston. 4—t; Pittsburgh. 1—5 (second dependently. today, geared Wednesday for the University of old Workman after an Runs—Rocco, Boudreau. Keltner. Mack, over. 2. Juniors—Washington Flour. game called In 8th. Sunday law). to the front and rear and claim Wednesday night when he all-night Chicago. 8—2; Philadelphia, 1—4. wheels, Michigan with the start of summer battle in which there Kuhel. Sullivan. Guerra. Error—Klieman. 7, Humphries, l; Conklyn’s Florist, swings into action against Don were nine Runs batted in—Hoag, Schlueter. Keltner St Louie. 2—4; Brooklyn. 1—2 (11 ret either motor should be able to drive I GOOD TIRES ALL practice. draws. Third (2), Vosmik, Myatt, Ferrell. Two-base 9, Merrick. 7. game 14 Innings). I Evans at Uncle Joe’s W street place was taken by the machine 400 miles an hour. for a hits—Rocco. Ferrell, Boudreau. Spence. Standing af Clubs. Except weelc in August be- Jack Bimman. A. J. Banks a former AROUND palace. and Home run—Keltner. Stolen base—Mack. W L. Pet. O.B. Jenkins, Mayor of Salt I I tween the summer and autumn Lee Hicks tied Sacrifice—Hockett. Double play—Myatt. St. Louis_ 45 10 .703 H In eeery way. The Dutchman has missed the for fourth place. Accident Fatal Lake City who now is with the drills, the Field Sullivan. Kuhel. Left on bases—Cleveland. Fishing Pittsburgh 34 27 .557 A*, M their Perry practice Talis will the 10: 8. Base on Government as an automotive ex- tested, boat for several matches represent District Washington. balls—Off NEW ORLEANS. July 3 «V— Cincinnati _ 36 31 .537 1014 ■ all- Ml. ■; *■■;» j>C previous will be in 4: off gridiron use until snow at the national masters’ tourna- Haefner. Heving. 2: off Candlnl. 1. New York_ 84 33 .507 12 vS consultant, won't be able to ■ aroand teed — with the Big Babe and says he’s Strike outs—By Haefner. 2; by Heving. 2: According to Police Sergeant Cra- Brooklyn 33 36 .478 pert try ■ duality makes flies next December. The Wol- ment at 14V4 to make mincemeat of Cedar Point, Ohio, in by Candlnl. 1. Hits—Oft Klieman. ft in 7 ton Stouff, William S. Schwarts, 24, Philadelphia _ 27 37 .422 18 out his four-wheel-drive machine ■ them tires going Dapper verines' (none out In Boston ■ 10-game schedule starts August. innings eighth): off Heving. _2* 40 .412 1# until after the war, but he's certain brother of former all-America foot- __ Don in this go. 16 2 in 3 Innings: ofl Haefner. 8 in 8 innings; Chicago 23 37 .383 20 1 "all around!" September with Iowa Pre-Flight. ofl 1 in it will the In a special supporting feature Carrasauel, 1 inning: ofl Candlnl. ball star Marchmont "Marchy” Gsmaa Today. Gamas Tomarraw. eclipse 368-miles-an-hour Some of the coaches for the Cranston Hurls 2 in 1 Inning. Passed ball—Ferrell. Win- record set John Cobb of George Macricostas will wage war hope Two-Hitter ning pitcher—Heving. losing pitcher— Schwartz of Notre Dame, was None echeduled. Bost. at Chic. (2>. by England return of Michigan’s 1941 captain, A nimble Mt. Candlni. Umpires—Messrs. Hubbard. Berry. drowned when he fell Phil, at Pitts. <2>. on Bonneville salt fiats, Utah, in with Angelo Savoldi. Other pre- Pleasant nine shut- Jones. Time—2:13. yesterday Bklyn. at Cin. (2). Bullet Bob Westfall, who has an a Y. at St. (2). August, 1939. liminaries are in the making. out Mt. Rainier, 7 -to 0, yesterday Cleveland. AB.H.O.A. Wash. AB.H.O.A. from motorboat while he and _N. L. Army medical discharge. Westfall, on the Monument Roceo.lb 3 17 0 Powell.rf 5 0 3 0 three other were in grounds, behind Hoag.cf 4 2 3 0 Myatt.2b 2 0 5 persons fishing however, is on the draft list of the 1 the two-hit pitching of Scotty Hockett.lf 5 0 10 Torres,3b 4 0 14 Lake Pontchartrain. Givan Beats Detroit Lions and the Lions are re- Cranston. Boudr'u.ss 5 112 Spence,cf 3 0 2 0 Campbell Culle.e.rf 5 13 0 Vosmik.lt 4 12 0 ported confident of signing him for Keltn'r,3b 4 4 12 Butka.lb 3 0 4 1 For State Golf Crown professional football. Mack,2b 3 3 3 1 Guerrac 4 2 ft 2 Schlue'rc 5 17 0 Sulli'n.se 4 13 0 I goodrich^^^E By the Associated Press. Gromek.p 4 2 10 LefbVep 2 0 0 1 Minor Baseball 0 EVERETT. Wash. Heving.p 0 0 0 Carras'lp 0 0 11 July 3.—Harry Wynn.p. 110 0 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Givan is the new Washington State Griffs' Records I SILVERTOWNS | Baltlm'e 39 29 .674 Roch'ter 34 37 479 Totals 38 15 27 5 Totals 32 ~5 27 10 amateur golf champion, victor over ■itttai. Montre.1 38 30 .559 TiSnU. 33 39 .458 Cleveland .. 002 100 111—ft AB. R. R. 2B. 3B. Je y City 39 31 .557 Syracuse 29 38 .433 Chief Specialist Scotty Campbell, q. HR. RbLPet. Washington _ 000 000 012—3 Car q 118 8 1 3 0 0 01 .500 Buffalo 39 31 .557 Newark. 20 41 V414 Runt—Rocco. I COMPLETE 73 to in Jersey City, 4—3: Hoag. Cullen. Keltner (2), 77, yesterday’s playoff. Burk* 6 14 1 5 1 0 0 0 .357 Newark, 3—2. Gromke, Spence. Vosmik, Guerra. Errors_ I Wolff 15 28 5 10 0 0 0 1 .367 Syracuse, 5—2; Baltimore, 4—1. Schlueter. Sullivan. The Seattle stars, both former State Buffalo. Runs batted in—Hoag. 3 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 .333 12—1; Montreal, 7—8. Boudreau .Schlueter, MOTOR REPAIRS with 210s last Toronto. 6; Rockett, Mack (2), I I champions, tied week Ca’dtnl 10 22 4 7 2 0 0 1 .318 Rochester. 4. Wynn, Ouerra, Sullivan. Two-base hits— Ferrell 44 168 7 48 8 0 0 14 .308 Boudreau, Schlueter. at the end of an abbreviated 54-hole AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Rocco. Mack. Stolen I All Work Guaranteed B Guerra 34 95 15 28 3 1 1 17 .295 bases—Hockett, Keltner, Guerra. Sacrifices 68 38 Mllw'kee 48 24 wartime tournament. Both had Spence 270 77 12 2 7 41 .285 .887 St. Paul 30 30 .500 —Myatt, Rocco, Mack (2), Hoag. Left on Columb’s 42 in the playoff. Myatt 65 245 33 80 7 1 0 25 .282 25 .’827 Mlnn’olls 27 37 .422 bases—Cleveland. 11; Washington, tT Base I They're by "M hands." W# S putter problems Torres 66 256 21 71 12 1 0 24 .277 Toledo 41 27 .603 Ka’sCity 19 46.292 on balls—Gromek, 3: Loui« Lefebvre, 1; Carras- ■ combine aid;time mechanic ax- I Leond 12 30 1 8 0 0 0 1 .267 lle 42 28 .600 Indlan’la 18 60.266 auel. 1: Heving. 1. Strikeouts—Gromek. 6: MEN’S i LADIES* Powell 63 208 17 55 2 1 0 10 .264 Columbus. 8—8; Toledo. 4—2 lefbvre, 3: Carrasauel. 1. Hits—Gromek, 6 NATS M parianca with pre-war manufac- I Ball Vosmik 0 23 261004 .261 UmlavMe 8—3; Indianapolis. 6—2. in 8% innings: Heving. none in H Kentucky Semipro Ortla 3R inning: m hired parts and ap-te-the- 141 19 35 1 3 3 20 .248 Milwaukee. 25—5; Kansas City, 7—1. Lefbvre. 7 in 5 innings; Carresauel. 6 in 3 SLEANED AND BLOCKED Sul'van 69 2.35 30 58 7 0 0 16 .247 Minneapolis. 3; St. Paul. 2. innings; Wynn, 3 in 1 inning. Winning ■ second repair methods. ■ Tournament Layne 24 60 5 15 0 Opens 1 0 7 .227 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. pitcher—Gromek. Losing pitcher—Lefbvre. Kuhel 69 208 29 47 11 4 2 20 .228 umpires—Berry, Jones, Hubbard. Time— By the Associated Press. Case 63 227 30 51 5 1 2 15 Memphis 39 24 .609 Knox’lle 30 34 .469 2:07. .226 AtlABta 39 28 Attendance—13,882. WICHITA. 3.—The Wynn 27 60 4 12 1 0 1 3 .200 .600 Naah’lle 30 36 .465 Kans., July Uefe're 19 1 0 Lit e Rk. 38 30 .559 27 34 .443 I WASHIN6T0N 26 5 0 0 Chat’oga I 1 .192 Brlham 35 31 .530 miil/nUXr Kentucky State semipro baseball 11 32 1 6 0 1 0 2 .156 NewOr’s 19 42 .311 gfll Nashville. 9—1; tournament starts in Harlan, H’fner 12 24 0 1 0 0 0 0 .042 Atlanta. 8—5. today Gomel 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Knoxville. 8—1; Chattanooga. 4—8. Man’s hats made to look with the New Jersey State meet Birmingham. 9—6; Little Rock. 1—16. lika new. Ladles’ hatamade I I Pitckia,. (Rjjdr-b-fJL. coming up Thursday at Perth PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. over new trims avail- G. H. BB. SO. IP. G8. CO. W. L. 1DEL< able. W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. Kxpert rebioeklng. Amboy and the Kansas meet be- 11 70 43 103 11 COMPANY N1,T| (SO 8 6 2 8. Pisco 46 40 .529 Hollyw’d 43 44 .494 L J Leon d 12 9 ginning Friday at Wichita. 82 *0 82% 12 6 6 4 B Diego 46 42 .523 Portl’nd 42 43 .494 IrBATTERIES Lefeb'e 8 32 11 9 28% 2 12 2 OekUnd 43 41 .512 L Ang’s 42 43 Phono HO. The winners of these and 45 other H’fner 95 29 32 .494 5500 12 03 12 6 6 6 Seattle 43 42 .506 Sae’ento 37 46 .446 GOLDIN STAR |9 1 tournaments, will be eligible to Wynn 19 122 38 34 123% 16 12 8 8 Oakland. 7-2; Portland. 1-1. 14th tr lelmont Sts. N.W. C’dlnl 19 73 38 25 73% 6 2 4 6 Seattle. 4-4; Los Angelas. 2-0. VALET compete in the national champion- Wolff 15 91 20 34 72 11 3 3 5 Sacramento. 3-1; Hollywood, 0-2. SERVICE U Avtn Hare Vt Kevair It” KZ! Car’q’I 18 41 7 ships at Wichita August 1 to 23. 13 40 l 0 l 3 San Pranclseo, 9-3; San Diego, 4-8 Clinch 3 17 43 0% 6 0 0 0 (second tame a tie). 14* » Not Yarit Aw. N. W.:

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