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timing JSfaf Griffs as * Seen Second Writers Pick to D. Yankees Washington, C., Monday, April 17, 1944—A—8 Win —— — *• ___ Flag A G. I. OPINION ON THE 'JOE' JIM BERRYMAN White Sox Third; BUSINESS—By Ann Curtis Stands Fans or Tosses Lose or Draw Out All Foemen Win, a Cards Standout As Swim Title Goes By (he Associated Press. By GRANTLAND RICE SANTA CRUZ. Calif., April 17.—Len Noren, 16, pitched a no- Baseball Outlook Could Be Blue or Pink In Senior run. no- game Saturday aa Loop To Multnomah Club Santa Cruz High School de- baseball faces its greatest gamble in the 1944 opening By the Associated Press. Big league By the AMoclated Press. feated Monterey High School, The makes its step forward, with those who are left, NEW YORK, April 17—A three- tomorrow. game OAKLAND. Calif., April 17.—The 20 to 0. it ever has known. And way scrap for the 1944 American against many of the toughest handicaps yet. Multnomah Club of Portland, Oreg.. Noren fanned 18 batters and with the If there is no drastic change in the complex and complicated draft League pennant, world carried off the team title of the threw but at first base the other champion situation, it has a chance to know the success that racing, football, national women’s senior AAU swim- three who faced him in the finally nosing out Washington and! boxing, basket ball, hockey and other sports have known, even under ming and diving championships seven-inning game. , was predicted today by the! the shadow of the world's most crucial and devastating war. here last night as 18-year-old Miss country’s baseball writers for the Ann Curtis of San Francisco's In my opinion, after talking at close range with thousands of Crys- season starting tomorrow. tal Palace established two on baseball should Plunge Hinted the wounded and the sick, plus those furlough, Of 64 writers taking part in the Leahy Is Next new American records in one race. on to the limit, for I know it is their wish. be carried annual “pick 'em” poll of the Asso- Miss Curtis, who set an American other can Bet If racing, football, basket ball, boxing and sports ciated Press, 30 designated the record of 5:21.7 in the 440-yard free Yanks to take their fourth Gridiron Mentor new records, why should baseball get the blackball and not be given straight style Saturday, set new marks as Chi- the same chance? Every one knows the long list of stars who have junior league championship. dockers caught her at 2:28.3 in the drew 17 first left the diamond for Army and Navy service. But there stili are a cago place ballots, and 200-meter free style and then went Washington 14, but the Senators on to finish 220 At Great Lakes flock of good ballplayers left. the yards in the nosed out the White Sox for second time of 2:29.2. main idea now is the matter of two close races, no By the Associated Press. The longer in the overall place voting under Leola Thomas Is two or three teams which have been wrecking pennant Fourth. CHICAGO. April 17.—Will Frank dominated by which the clubs received eight points to watch The old record for both Leahy, Notre Dame football , races before August. There still are well-known veterans for a seven for distances first-place selection, lead the Iowa Preflight Seahawks and hustling kids coming up where two close races can make the second, etc. was 2:30.3, held by Brenda Helser of the Multnomah Club, who set the next fan? Rumors to that effect game more interesting than it is in normal times, so far as pennant Yanks Get 453 of 512 Votes. pace last night but dropped behind have been floating around Mid- races are concerned. In the overall race New York was after 150 yards and failed to west sports circles the last few given 453 of a possible 512 votes, place. Second was Joan of the Rivi- weeks, and today it appeared well Cardinals May Wreck Race Washington 424 and Chicago 413. Fogle era Club. Indianapolis, a and a within the realm of possibility. A few nights ago, as a guest of Gene Buck at the famous Lambs’ Other teams were picked to finish lap half behind. Marilyn Sahner, Wom- The Rev. John J. Kavanaugh, Club, we had the privilege of facing many wounded soldiers from in this order: Cleveland. St. Louis, en’s Swimming Association. New Notre Dame vice president and Asia and Africa—sea and and sky. We asked them Boston, Detroit and Philadelphia. Europe, jungle York, was third, and Leola Thomas chairman of the Faculty Board of Last year’s pennant race wound up first if they wanted baseball to keep on. The affirmative answer of the Ambassador Club, Athletic Control, revealed like this: New York, Washington, Washing- Saturday almost wrecked the club. ton, was fourth. that the Irish coach and athletic Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, St. And then they wanted to know the coming pennant winners. director has applied for a Louis, Boston and Philadelphia. High point trophy went to Miss Navy were there from section of the Here were commission. Over the week end For they every map. my In the National League poll St. Curtis with 13 points. Nancy Merki > of Portland was Leahy was in Chicago, predictions: Louis was a standout to take its r a lot second with 12; tn headquarters ,/sureTjust of ‘Navy Officer Procurement In the National League, the Cardinals have a team of prewar class. third straight pennant, getting 57 of third place was Joan Fogle of In- for this area. But he was unavailable There is the chance even wreck the Billy South- 67 votes for a total of 523 OF GUYS NAMED JOE dianapolis with 11, and fourth was they may flag parade. first-place for Ann Ross. Brooklyn, with 10 comment. worth has a big jump on his league in the way of everything— points. Cincinnati was picked for THIS points second with 387 followed YEAR L.WELL... gained by winning both Faurot Is Transferred. , , infield and outfield. points, by diving the others in this order: events. Conceivably he could wind at that National feel that the Car- Chicago, up I know many League managers THEY CALL ME the 357; Pittsburgh. 354; Brooklyn, 285; JOE, Multnomah’s 47 points in the Navy's preflight school at Iowa dinals may run away with the pennant before mid-July. They rate New York, 221; Philadelphia, 119, team championships was wfll ahead City. The coaching post there has the Reds, Pirates, Dodgers, Giants and Cubs in a compact bunch, TOO...NOT MARSHALL, been and Boston, 110. 'C?| of the second-place Women’s Swim- vacant since Lt. Don Faurot, the Phillies and Braves a chance. giving Browns, Bosox Are Puzzles. OR ming Association of New York with whose Hawks lost a bitter 14-13 the is an The I EISENHOWER, Outside of the .Cardinals National open scrap. The scribes had a tough time spot- 34. Crystal Palace Plunge of San battle to Notre Dame last November Cardinals can wreck all interest if they look as well on the ball field ting the St. Louis Browns and Bos- OR Mac ARTHUR.... Francisco was third with 24. Other for their only defeat of the season, / wan as they do on copy paper. ton Red Sox in the American loop team scores were Riviera Club, In- transferred several months ago each votes for all BUT WE'RE ALL PART St. to Monmouth I talked briefly with of the Giants. "We'll do all right," survey, drawing \ ¥£E| dianapolis, 14; George Dragon (111.) College. while was Club, Should he land at he said. "Much better than last year.” "What about the Cardinals?” eight positions, Chicago Brooklyn, 10; Pasadena Ath- Iowa Preflight, tabbed for all except the last berth, OF AMERICA'S letic Club, Pasadena, Leahy one day next fall And I asked. \ r> Calif., 6; Lake might and Cleveland for all except first Shore Athletic Club, Chicago, 3; himself exhorting his Navy charges "A strong prewar team,” he said. ‘‘And I mean prewar.” This GAME! to and last positions. S Medinah Club, Chicago. 2. and one “do or die” against his alma be too bad for interest. But it is something that can’t might league The national poll had the four each for Ambassador' Club, Wash- mater, perhaps tutored by Ed be helped. Western clubs in the first division, ington, ,D. C„ and the Athens Club, McKeever, Leahy's assistant both at Notre Looks to Be Between Gritts and Yanks in A. L. and the Eastern teams in the sec- Oakland. Dame and previously at Bos- ond. The American, however, had Thirteen-year-old Patricia Sin- ton College. For when final sched- In the there is promise of a much closer, keener the four Western teams in the mid- clair of New York's Women’s Swim- ule revisions are made this spring of is the contest with a draft pennant race. This, course, guessing dle. with two Eastern clubs on top ming Association, taking part in her they probably will include a contin- board control that has done more guessing than any one else. and two on the bottom. first national meet, won the 100- uation of the Irish-Seahawk rivalry, to or week The guessing now must be done from day day, from Here's how they picked ’em in the yard breast stroke in 1:17.5 in a McKeever handled the squad briefly to week. But as the situation stands the Washington Senators and American; close contest with Jeanne Wilson of in 1942 while Leahy was ill and 104.'! the Lake Shore piloted it to victories over the New York Yankees have a slight call. Finish Total. Athletic Club, Illinois N. Y. m 301513 3 .1 0 0— 453 Chicago. and the Hawks. You can name either team. They are not five games apart in 1 Set for to Reduce Charles Cox, Wash. .12) 14 27 14 7 1 0 0 O— 424 Nats, Start, Ex-Hoya Has a 154-game run. And neither is outstanding. The White Sox have Chi. (4) 17 IK IP 8 4 1 1 O— 413 Another Title to Ann Ross. Glowing Record. Clev. _(3) 0 2 4 24 IP 12 3 0— 27B Should their share of class. So have the Red Sox. So have the others. St. L. - 2 3 B fi « 12 14 15— 20B to 25 Men Athletics one of the has an race ahead Playing Strength ships Ann Ross game's most The American League interesting, compact 0 rt 5 17 21 13 5— 205 , Brooklyn’s scored successful Dot __(5> 3 JOHN B. 138.6 where there should be many shifts before October arrives. The Amer- Phila. (8) 0 0 0 3 5 3 18 35— 115 By KELLER. workout. The pitchers did some toss- points in the 3-meter event big-time coaching careers would be Set for the of ing to their arms in trim and last night to add to the interrupted. In five years—three at ican League has no such outstanding team as the Cardinals, pro- Total* 84 B4 B4 B4 B4 B4 B4 B4—2,304 start the American keep 1-meter race at Grif- all took a few turns about the run- Dies at of 63 title she won earlier in the meet. Notre Dame and two at Boston— vided, of course, the erratic broom of the draft doesn’t scramble things League championship Age Paces fith Stadium tomorrow, the Nats to- ning track in Byrd Stadium. There Second in the 3-meter was Zoe Ann Leahy teams have won 44 games, as it has done so often. Keiper Jockeys Charles R. former again, was no Cox, graduate lost 5 and tied 3. His R. 17 day were likely to reduce their batting drill, however, the Olson, Pasadena, A. C.; third went stay at South There is the chance for a scrambled race in the American, PAWTUCKET. I., April UP). of highly to 25 field at Maryland manager athletics at George- to Victoria Taylor Manalo, Bend brought 24 victories, 3 defeats —Paul Keiper of Eustis, Nebr., was squad players—lowest number University being Crystal as things stand today. There are few wide gaps. But of course aH too soggy. town and also football Palace Plunge, and fourth to and as many ties. the leading jockey on the Nation’s carried into a season inaugural in University Doro- this may change by June or July. coach at died thy Ziegler of the Multnomah His first season race tracks Saturday. He rode three years. Randolph-Macon, yes- Club. there—1941—was at this spot—and it has to be a wild guess—is that Johnny veteran knuck- terday at his home at The 300-yard fea- marred only by a deadlock with My guess April winners, two seconds and two thirds Slated to be pruned from the Niggeling, Cambridge, medley relay, will meet either Yankees or Senators in the next le-bailer, still is Os Mass. He was 63. tured team event of the final ses- Army and was Notre Dame’s first the Cardinals at Narragansett Park. Commando squad and probably sent to the Manager Bluege's choice to to the sion, was won by the Multnomah undefeated year since Knute . But draft changes can turn this prediction into a Tom, $3.80; Prissy Miss, $11.80, and Williamsport club of the Eastern go flring Mr. Cox, a graduate of the line against Athletics Club A. team in 3:31.2, with Su- Rockne’s national of 1930 scrambled omelette within a month. Jack Vennie, 8.60. formed his . League are three Cuban rookies and Philadelphia’s Georgetown law school in 1904, champions in the inaugural clash, has zanne Zimmerman, back stroke: won 10 straight. Last year the a player from New York. They are Niggeling served as graduate manager there trained well and is as near in Nancy Merki, breast stroke, and Ramblers were beaten by Great Antonio Napoles, peak from 1911 to 1919, also coaching the only condition as other member Brenda Helser, free In second Lakes in the season’s Fernando Fuertes and Outfielder any of freshmen and ineligible squads. It style. biggest upset. Pilots Draft Is Crux Pimlico Is Trio the Nats’ hurling corps with the was in this latter that he place was the New York team of Agree Listing Jose Zardon, island products, and capacity possible exception of Milo Candini. discovered the talents of Cos- Betty Shields. Patricia Sinclair and Outfielder Walter Michie, who Harry Opposing to one of M^rie Corridon. Third went to the Griffs as played semipro baseball before be- Niggeling according tello, Georgetown’s all-time Third Cardinals Of Baseball Title Races Of Stakes This Manager will be C. football greats, and him up Crystal Palace Plunge A team and Week ing picked up by the Washington piloted By the Associated Press. Browns will do this year. But I Luman Harris, tall i$ght-hander to the varsity. fourth to the New York Association’s club for trial. B Win Exhibition NEW YORK, April 17.—Major know darned well we won’t be last. who, with a record of 7 wins and Before taking over the athletic team. Honors Of the Zardon received the the league baseball managers agreed A lot depends on our pitching. lot, 21 defeats, had the worst losing rec- post at Georgetown he was secre- By Associated Press. Totaling $20,000 most careful looking over during the ord of last NEW today that draft uncertainties rather , Boston, seventh last year’s last place A’s. The tary to Alexander Graham Bell, Small but Field YORK, April 17.—The St, By the Associated Press. training season. He fast Nats handed Snappy Louis than actual playing ability, will year—Personnel situation makes it proved him four of those and later joined the Volta Bureau Cardinals, beaten in only one have more on the 17.—The first afoot and better than average on an institute devoted to teach- of seven bearing pennant look like close race all the way. Only BALTIMORE, April beatings. here, In Boston Marathon games, have von the races tomorrow with games full week of the consolidated defense, but not so powerful at the the deaf and blind. Helen Kel- unofficial 1944 opening a crazy man would pick the winner, 28-day ing By the Associate*! Press. spring exhibition race at Pimlico plate. Napoles, Fuertes and Michie onmtn ler was one of his baseball at Washington, Boston, Detroit, due to probable constant manpower Maryland meeting stadium gates will be pupils. championship. still are far under BOSTON. April 17.—The smallest Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, New opened today with three stake the major league opened at noon tomorrow and After leaving Georgetown he was On the basis of all games changes. field in 20 years—a total of 65 played York and Philadelphia. events carrying an aggregate en- standard of even these days. early arrivals will be entertained connected for seyeral years with pave- in the curtailed spring Connie Mack. by ment pounders—has been entered competition, Philadelphia, eighth dowment of 420,000 to be renewed With these four gone the Nats will a Goldman’s Band concert. Vice the Daniel Loughran tobacco firm the National The 16 leaders of the eight Amer- last clubs for the League champions year—Other will, have have 10 3 catch- later to the 48th annual Patriot’s Day and National during the next six days. remaining pitchers, President Henry Wallace and his here, going Bayuk Co. finished on top with a percentage ican League clubs, more power, but I think we'll make marathon of the Boston A. A. next ers. 8 and 4 outfielders. party are to reach the ball at He was manager of the Boston of .857. polled by the Associated Press, also up for that in spirit. Every player The $5.000-added Bowie Kinder- park Wednesday. These should get them by. 2:45, then the Navy Band will head branch of that firm at the time of place went to Cincinnati held a universal view that the sea- feels we have a chance to some- ten Stakes will be run Wednesday, The field, Secpnd go to his death. however, is rich in with son as one of the most with the center field a flag-raising group five wins against one defeat shapes up where. It hasn't been that in the Harford and Southern quality, boasting two two-time win- Their scheduled games with the including Senator Alben W. Bark- He is survived by his widow, two for .833. was third unusual and interesting in the few Maryland handicaps, both ners Washington past years. carrying Baltimore Orioles Mrs. Annie M. of the 26-mile, 385-yard grind in added washed out the ley, Senate majority leader: Presi- daughters, Briggs with 7-2 for .778; the New York game's history. National $7,500 money, scheduled from Hopkinton to Boston in the League. last two days, the Nats were to get dent William of the Amer- and Mrs. Regina Catalinas, both of Yankees fourth with 8-3 for In the words of Jimmy Wilson, for Saturday. Harridge ns .727, their final and a Robert perse of Gerard Cote, who won of the 1943 . St. Louis, Over the practice in their own ican League and President Clark Washington, son, Cox, and Brooklyn fifth with 5-2 for .714. manager fifth-place 4'4-furlong course, last year and in 1940, and Ellison League champions—Not knowing ballyard this afternoon. After yes- Griffith of the Nats. also of this city. : "Why go out on the Wednesday's Bowie Kindergarten is ‘‘Tarazan’’ Brown, the what the other clubs game was called off the Westerly, R. limb and to have, I would to attract a terday's by The Vice President is scheduled Crackers Men try predict anything expected field contain- . I.. Indian, who was victor in 1936 Drop Eight prefer not to make any prediction Baltimore club before the Nats had to make the toss at 3 for this season? That’s an im- ing as many as 15 two-year-olds and opening San Francisco. 4-10; Portland. 2-1. and 1939. Other ATLANTA, April 17 (4s).—Cutting on the outcome left took his Sacramento. 2-2; Los Angeles. 1-1. dangerous con- All clubs will be hit of the race this will town, Bluege charges o'clock and the baseball season will off men over possibility. be the first of four juvenile Hollywood. .1-5: Seattle. 1-6. tenders include Don eight the weA end, to Park for a Heinicke of same year. College again brief be on. San Diego. 5-3: Oakland. 0-6. Kiki about the during the cam- stakes to be run during the joint Baltimore, sixth in Manager Cuyler or the Atlanta Bill McKechnle, second Md„ 1943. paign by Uncle Sam’s call. The Cincinnati, meeting. Crackers has reduced his squad to last of team with the most 4-F’s may be year—Uncertainty times A traditional Havre de Grace Today a year ago—Ben Hogan 30 players, leaving only eight to be makes any prediction won on top at the finish, but they may impossible. contest at six furlongs, the Harford, Ponies Texas Victory Open golf disposed of before the opening of Leo third last ERCO Fete Attests Jumping Beat even take 4-F’s, so there you are Durocher,.Brooklyn, is expected to bring forth such Sparkling tourney with six-under par 138. the Southern Association April 28. year—The Cardinals still have so again.” sprinters as H. Guy Bedwell’s Sol- many of their first-line stars Comments of Other Pilots. that lure, Calumet Farm's Pensive, G. C. To of you've got to rate them solid favor- Enterprise Farkas Horses at Run Here are comments from other Greers Deep Cape Cod, Mrs. R. H. Redskin ites. But if they were to lose a Andy. Farkas today was League—Antenna Spars: manager, Ade- managers: key Heighe's Adroit, Charles H. How’- laide "Blondy” Miller, captain; A. Miller, RICHMOND, Va„ April 17.—A acclaimed one man or two, as we’ve done, what a being of the livest F. Oarnett, C. D. H. American ard's Porter's Cap, H. H. Senger’s Soper, Sardy. Hardy, pair of jumping ponies from Char- League. scramble that would make of the recreation directors this area has H. Simms. Burgaway, H. L. Straus’ New Moon, Night bowling team—Champions: man- lottesville walked away with the Joe McCarthy. New York, world race! known following the first annual ager. Mrs. Donald Woodward's Bob Beckelman: R. Liberatore. K. junior hunter trials at the Deep champions—My kids have the spirit Piccadilly sports banquet of the Engineering Tmomas. J. Mazza. F. Blythe, V. Barrattee, Frisch of Pirates Hopeful. and H. M. Woolf’s Adulator. B. Beckelman. H. Duckett. Run Hunt Club yesterday. and heart of champions and they’ll Sr Research Corp. of Riverdale, Company basket ball team—Erco; man- Frankie The Southern which The champion was the start in and Frisch, Pittsburgh, fourth Maryland, Md., held at the Touch- ager. Paul Stephens; J. Phillips, D. Fones. Patsy, digging Tuesday go yesterday P. Thomas, last year—If we are able to hold our will be run at 1 1/16 miles, may I Farmer. L. Rodriquez. 8. diminutive piebald entry of Miss all the way. Remember, w’e are down Club. Townsend T. Morris. present we bring to the post Calumet Farm s Gloria Galban, and the reserve the world and that players should be okay. With a of rival- Champion Girls' basket ball team— champions line-up speakers ERCO-Eds: Coach and Our infield and outfield are Mar-kel and Sun Again. Green- captain. Marlon champion was Trophy, owned by makes us the team to beat. impres- ing Washington's best collegiate Griffin: Edna Pavol. Betty Bush. Pear! sive. The same tree's Four Freedoms, Famous Vic- Grover Vandevender. Ossie second goes for our catch- dinners and the and Phillips. Geneva Short. Virginia Knight. Bluege. Washington, or boasting spirit Virginia Frey. Eileen Caherty. ing. And while we hace seven tory Possible Devil Driver, Max Miss Galban is only 11 years last year—I have every confidence only atmosphere remindful of the same, Girls' night basket ball I earn—ERCO- pitchers, I think we will Marmorstein's Chaldon Heath, W. Owls: Coach and captain. Mary Worbv; old and Trophy was ridden by 13- in our pitching staff and believe have four the .banquet packed the upstairs of starters. P. Wetherall’s Lord Calvert and Marge Dulin. Helen Marx. Marie Daniels. year-old Martha Lee Kennon, also our will good the Touchdown Club. Lula Fulcher. Dorothy Stanley, Helen hitting pick up enough to A. Laing. Bob Coleman, Boston, sixth last J. Sackett's Tola Rose. Grace Hogan. Margie Hogan of Charlottesville. The crowd give the other clubs plenty of Attesting to Farkas’ enterprize Night basket ball champions—In- year—We will do whooped as these tw'o youngsters trouble. Tire Senators are not to probably better as an organizer at the spectors: Manager, ''Muggsv'' Brown: big plant, 'Knocky'' their over the three- than many think because of good which Thomas, Dutch Geyer. Fred piloted ponies be underestimated. Blanks employes some 2,600 men and Foss. Earl McAleer, Lewis Butler. Max and defense. Entry Ready Earl quarter-mile course, w-ith their , Cleveland, third pitching tight The women, 11 championship teams Strunk, Sledd, Charles Domm Ken- draft could cause dall. mounts jumping fences that actually last be to finish many changes were there to receive awards. Day also year—We’ll lucky For Two Shows champs and plant champs in were from week to week. Dog basket hall—Final Assembly bigger than they. in the first division. Problem en- Bob Simmons, president of the Manager, Freddy Fitzsimmons, Philadel- Entry blanks and premium lists Ed Kelly. B. Lundy. Ira Farmer. S Lew. It is unusual for ponies to place to Uncle Sam. Touchdown Club, was his usual L Rodriquez, B. Bender. L Garman. Wil- tirely up for the two shows at over horses phia, seventh last at the dog Meadow- liam Lucas, o. Calliflowcr. J Hollan. in competition, but Jimmy fourth last year—Even sparkling self as toastmaster and Dykes, Chicago, brook, Chew Chase, on 29 and of to rate we’re losing men to the armed April the Patsy gave warning things year—Three or four clubs may be 30 now are speakers included Farkas, Dr. forces, it looks to me as out. This is the final come when she won the open-to-all a little weaker than the rest, but though Frank S. Lloyd, executive officer of C. U. in Belated Start we week for making entries at the two class over a field of 20. 17 of which re going to have a good club. At the generally the league shows pretty shows Federal Committee on Physical least as good as some of the others biggest of this area. were horses. In second place in this good all-around balance. I look for Fitness: Comdr. Frank H. Wick- Today With Brewers Mel Ott. New last Carolyn P. Elms of 3039 Q street event was Lt. and Mrs. Verser a race, with the York, eighth horst, former Catholic very interesting N.W. is secretary of the Rock Navy gridiron great; University's baseball Todd’s Huntsman's Pride, ridden White year—I think the race will be pretty by Sox finishing respectably. Creek Kennel Club Dutch Leonard, Washington pitch- team will attempt to open its base- Miss close and not a runaway for the and Mrs. Robert Anne Hudson. Steven O'Neill, Detroit, fifth last Nesbit of er; Gus Welch, football immortal ball schedule this afternoon against The Cardinals as so many believe. If College Park. Md„ is pair class went to Princess year—We are in pretty good condi- of of Carlisle; Capt. Jack Heurich Brewers if its diamond the Giants we will be secretary the National Capital Spaulding Ysabel. a chestnut mare also owned tion. the We are get pitching of Seabee including pitchers. Kennel Club. Both are fame; Clarence Nixon, dries off sufficiently. and ridden up in the race all the way. glad to an- by Miss Galban, and readv for the opener and we may editor of the The swer questions about the coming sports Post; Roger Cards were slated for the Hawkwood Ceil, owned by Mr. and Billfold and Pass-case Combination «50* have a few surprises for those who Three years Sewell Treat, sports editor of the ago—Rip shows and will give advice on cor- News; breakaway yesterday against Atone- Mrs. Richard S. Reynolds, jr., of $3 think we are a second-division club. yielded two hits as Pitts- Joe ment only rect classes in which to enter dogs. Holman, Times-Herald scriv- Seminary, but that was called Richmond. Miss Margaret Kennon. , St. Louis, sixth last bugh beat at ener; James N. off. Chicago Cubs, 7-2, They also will be glad to mail entry Dean, aircraft man- Date for another game between Martha Lees sister, rode the Rey- year—I can't tell what the you Wrigley Field. blanks. ager of ERCO; Representative Al- the two Vill be set later. nolds’ entry. vin O’Konsky from Wisconsin; Rod Thomas of The Star; Lester A. ARE you one of those who carry Wallace Set Weird Pace as Wells, ERCO president; Shirley First-Ball Tosser Povich of the Post and Arch Mc- many credentials, passes or By PAT O’BRIEN, such a horse that w ** Charley he President Roosevelt, the base- Donald of WTOP, who spoke in that snapshots^ Why then, here's just Associated Press couldn't sign legislation for three ball men Is but order. Sports Writer. say. good, erratic. what weeks. A few years ago he aimed at the The awards went to: you're looking for! pocket for checks and Henry Agard Wallace flexed Woodrow Wilson, World War I pitcher's box and hit a camera- Football champions of day shift—Pro- the muscles of his right arm to- duction; Manager Paul Stephens, Lou currency plus pockets for personal cards and four took man on the first base line. day and declared himself President, ba-seball seri- Mona. D. Foncs, E. Brockwell, B. Steiner, ready S. Adorian. B. F double vision ously. Wilson wasn't a rabid President Calvin C o o 1 i d g e Hartstock, Calcara. T. windows! In rich Levant Calfskitv— to take over a traditional Amer- Kirkpatrick, C Bonaccorsy, B Lambert. A. fan, but the was a carved his own niche in riaber. ican role which William Howard figured game unique Black or Brown. part of American life that could Washington baseball lore. It Football champions of afternoon Shift- Taft more than Turrets; Manager Frank Pried. Bill Burk- inaugurated 30 seems not, and should be that "Silent Cal” was at a ett, Fred Kr.ocky" Thomas. Max * years ago. not, neg- Strunk. lected. He threw what the game in 1925 when the Ed Sheeler. John Mazza. Charlie Woods, base- Washing- John Eddins, Bob Becklemin. Ellis It’ll be Wallace's second ap- tons and the New ball addicts at Griffith Stadium Yorks were in "Hoppy" Clark. Berkeley Kendall. Russ •PLUS TAX pearance in pinch-hitting for call a tough pennant The Llberatore. F.arl McAleer. “an academic ball—right fight. score Volley ball champions (fall league)—Pro- President Roosevelt when he was down the middle.” tied in the ninth inning, the duction: Manager Paul Stephens. C Hell- tosses out the rietel, S. Adorian, B. Lambert. J Phillip, L first ball at the bases were full, two were President Warren G. out, Mona, B Steiner. D. Fones, w. Queen. American League here Harding, Walter Volleyball opener said Johnson was pitching champions Winter League!_ by most of the baseball fans Final Assembly manager. Fred Garnett; B tomorrow. He sailed a ball from and W'as to . Cool- Lundy. E. Anders. S. Levy. I Farmer. F SHOP DAILY 9,30 to ( the be one of the best, box score presidential box into short idge got up and left—he said it Carman, L. Rodriouez. G. Calitflower, C keepers in the business, was Housenfluck. centerfield two very was years ago. for bowling chammons of winter THURSDAY 12:30 to 9 serious about his first-ball pitch- |ime supper. Day President Taft, back in 1911, ing chore. the accepted idea that the White “He really laid it down the House NOW SHOWING ! occupant, as the No. 1 line,” President Clark C. Griffith FOR FACTORY APPROVED SIDNEY LIST'S LEADER. Utli Near E I American Far an citizen, should per- of the Nats recalls, Indrfinite Run ; Washington Cant. Ill A M to I* P.M. 1425 I form the No. 1 job on the No. 1 CHEVROLET SERVICE I EX. calls. of the No. 1 ON CARS OR day American sport. Herbert Hoover executed a de- TRUCKS to yfcp&OYMttSo/BOMMTM/LLS Taft, according old-timers termined, but hesitant, pitch. SEE hereabout, let loose with a heave He had a delivery that was CHEVY CHASE MOTOH CO. ♦hat practically bowled over the sometimes in the but groove, 7725 Wi». Avt. Wi«. 1635 would-be catchers and gave him often wild. ★ 'Up’ that 10% BUY MORE BONDS * A