fSbening Is Jgpof *** E>. Owners in on Washington. C., Tuesday. August 6. 1946—A—12 Ballplayers, Agree Main Reforms Minimum Pay,Pension w in, Lose or Draw Nats Rely on Leonard Head List of Issues By FRANCIS E. STANN To Trip Yanks; Wade Record Books Refute O'Neill's Rating of Williams Will As a fellow who has been in for a long time. Steve Leagues Study Added as Insurance O'Neill contributed a weighty vote in ’ behalf recently By Jack Hand w hen he insisted the tall Red Sox is the slugger greatest hitter of Associated Press Writer By Burton Hawkins all time. ‘He Sports never misses a swing.” O'Neill is quoted as adding. Dutch NEW Leonard will lug the Nats’ "A guy like that should not to one club. YORK, Aug. 6.—Baseball is belong three-game losing streak and a per- He should be around one happy family today with the passed from one club to the sonal record of similar proportions next from week to week.” major leagues' Policy Committee re- into the opener with the New The ! porting "agreement in principle" be- record books, however, fail to back up York Yankees tonight at Griffith O'Neill's tween players and owners on pro- contention, unless he intended his words Stadium with the fond hope that to be a Williams the posed contract reforms. prediction. may become Washington's hitters are prepared hitter of all Not that any disagreement had greatest time, but he isn't yet. The to offer him more stylish support been expected. It was pretty much book doesn't say so. The Nats’ pudgy knuckle-bailer Williams is of a cut and dried proposition that , playing only his fifth season in has dropped three starts players would get substantially straight the majors. True, he has a lifetime average of [the and four of his last five decisions, ! what they wanted. After all, the 356 and in 1941 he batted .406. He's led the Amer- but against the Yankees he is dis- : owners them to ican in asked state their League hitting twice. playing a highly satisfactory season. Now let's case and they couldn't very well turn examine the record of a fellow like Dutch has 'em on each a cold shoulder on their demands. whipped . Ty lasted 24 years and wound up with of the three occasions he has The diamond social revolution, con- a lifetime average of .367. He didn’t the long fronted them this year. mild in form, will cost the magnates ball that Williams belts, but he stole 892 bases and Leonard chiefly is responsible for' more money in 1947. There can be won hitting titles 12 times in 13 years, nine in the Nats’ record of five victories Francis E. Stann. «o question about that. But in the succession. in 11 games with the Yankees this long . if the improved owner- the lellow who is one of Williams' bosses. General season. In 24 against New' player relations can snap the union , has a fair sort of record nailed down. Collins York, he has allowed 1 run threat and end the Mexican raids, only lasted 25 years and averaged 333. ; and 13 hits and walked 4 the magnates will consider it cash only over that span Ted Has 166 Home Runs: Rufh Hit 714 I ivell spent. Minimum Wage is Big Item. Wade Much Traveled Hurler. Williams has hit 166 home runs his career to date, which has been no during High on the list of matters to be 1 Pitching problem for isn't bad for a but GOSHEN. N. Y.—TROTTING TITANS—All set for the 21st run- young fellow, hammered 714 before discussed at yesterday's parley be- Manager , who currently he retired. And Ruth was more tnan a was a ning here tomorrow of the is hitter. He better out- tween the six-man Policy Commit- $50,000 Hambletonian Stakes are fretting about the Nats’ lack of fielder than Williams, a and more accurate thrower and, de- Brooks Hold to Lead (left to righti owned Mrs. James hitting. In their last three stronger tee, representing the owners, and Victory Song, by B. Johnson Through With games his heft, one of the base-runners. of Mexico, with the White Sox. the Nats spite good the six-man player group was a Rochester. Minn.; Westfield Girl, from the barn of E. J. Baker stirred Among the right-handed hitters, veteran critics rate of up only one run and generally minimum wage. The National St. Charles, 111.; Chestertown, just purchased for $40,000 by Washington and A1 Simmons among the best of modern baseball. was defeated at in three of League athletes had asked for $5,500 By Crushing Second Walker E. Smith of Los Angeles, and Walter Spencer, from the Hornsby lasted 23 years, won seven cham- Says Owen, Anxious four games despite that batting no pitching and the American had set figure. Stable of E. Roland Harriman —AP or Wirephoto. yielded five pionships. hit .400 better in three seasons and finished with a When Chairman Larry MacPhail only runs. batting average of .358. With Roger Wolff and Marino of the major league committee an- Division Outfits Williams isn’t some of the trick that To Here Pieretti out with hitting against pitches Cobb, | nounced "as far as the committee's Play Again injuries, however, Ruth. Honus Tris and the other all-time By the Associated Press the acquisition of veteran Jake Hornsby, Wagner, Speaker recommendations are concerned Eleven • y »h® Associated Pr®ss batsmen 3-Year-Olds Are Named Wade from the great faced. Probably the trickiest today is the knuckle ball mutual in has Brooklyn's ability to defeat the Yankees will agreement principle BROWNSVILLE. Tex.. Aug. 6.— as thrown by Roger Wolff, Dutch Leonard, George Caster and a few Braves and the been reached on all matters bis-1 Philadelphia , former others. But the spitball is outlawed, along with the shine ball, the Phillies with almost montonous For Brooklyn cussed,” he included the minimum! Hambletonian Tomorrow , who the Mexican and other weird deliveries. jumped to regularity continues and Manager the salary. Ry Associated Pres$ Walter Spencer, stablemate of league, is back in the Where Williams is the talk of baseball this season. Joe Di Maggio has the knack of last j Because the owners believed it and said he was with was a few' back. When GOSHEN. N. Y., Aug. 6.—A field year's champion, Titan Hanover. through Jorge years he first came to the majors, some en- ! would be better to secret the yanking a faltering moundsman at keep of 11 Each of these will an Pasquel and his baseball setup. thusiasts called him better than Speaker, afield and . He's 1 the time. 3-year-old trotters, headed bv have old exact details of their agreements right time still a but he isn't the $40,000 California hope. Chester- ace doing the piloting. Victory “If I can't, get back into good ballplayer, better than Speaker, who batted .344 until the 27 in With 101 games under their belt, organized August meetings town, from the barn of Walter E Song, a last baseball I'll for 20 years. Not yet, the Brooks a disappointment year, operate my Springfield anyway. Chicago, the exact minimum wage is enjoy two-and-a-half- [ Smith of Los Angeles, was entered will be handled by Palin, the Indian- (Mo.i farm for a living before I not known. game margin over the second-place He's the Class of Hitters today for tomorrow's 21st running apolis veteran who piloted the great ; would return to Pasquels Mexican Easily Today's The also will an allot- St. Louis Cardinals in the National players get of the Hambletonian at Good in ’35. Walter he told In all but 33 Time Greyhound Spencer league.' the Brownsville justice to Williams, he probably has his best years ahead ment to cover incidental expenses League, only complete games track. will be driven by Pownall, who was Herald. of him and he doesn't spout off about his being the best hitter in 4 MacPhail have been turned in by the Dodger (during . Three seven and in the behind the Titan crew. 26 of fillies, colts one sulky a vear Owen arrived in Brownsville last baseball today, which he undoubtedly is by a w'ide, irrefutable margin. indicated it would not be the $5 hurling them victories. gelding were listed in the office of ago Down at the Red Sox's Sarasota Wil- In 68 Dodger contests Durocher night and plans to continue to training camp, when per day that was asked, a sum he Track 201 hurlers in 30 Secretary A1 Saucders today Heretofore, it had been Mo., He is ac- liams hit the first he saw over the fence, the rush to climb ! would run into employed bagging expected Springfield, tonight. estimated $150,000 to run for the aboard the victories and 32. Little Vic estimated ^28.000 purse that Gibson White. 31 -year-old companied by his wife. Williams bandwagon began. A reporter asked him if he per year. losing j Lombardi leads the hurle.s going to the top trotter in the member of the famed thought he would hit .400. Pension Plan Gains Favor. Dodger He said he was “highly dissatis- in In best two of three heats tomorrow. trotting clan, would drive "No,” he answered. "Remember, I’ve been out for three years, A is another definite turning complete games, Deanna, fied” with the and j pension plan Money awards from the total because A new with 11. she is owned jointly him lot of have come up since that time. They know more development, although its nature by is returning to the States to be re- $50,000 pot also go to the next five arjd Sonny Sheppard of Hanover. about pitching to me than 1 know about hitting them.” will on the of actu- Brooks Pick on Phils, Braves. iastated with organized baseball if depend reports horses back of the winner in Pa. Four have been The Brooks the But overnight the rumor went players- leading Williams almost all year in hit- aries who may require several have thumped the possible. buggy whip derby. around that Gibson would bow out ting—Mickey Vernon of the Nats. Johnny of the Stan for an Be- Phils 10 in a row and have taken “I believe I could still help the Hopp Braves, months investigation. Ail of the choices back of in favor Musial of the 12 Chester- of his father, and Ben win the Cards and of the Dodgers. But none is fore the owners and athletes can Braves times against only 3 Dodgers the National League town also were in the entry lists. would handle Deanna. Westfield in Williams’ class as a slugger. Vernon, for one. admits as much. decide whether to raise the defeats. The sixth-place New York and I d like to get a shot money Mrs. James B. Girl, a $25,000 the others would do likewise if asked. Giants have won 6 out of 11 Johnson, jr.'s $37,000 purchase of oil man at the in the World JAKE WADE. Probably by a series of interleague games or games E. J. If yearling, Victory Song, front Roches- Baker of St. Charles, has determination, remarkable eyes, perfect synchronization of Dy first must, de- from the Brooks. The Dodgers have 111., Series this fall,” he said. —AP Photo. assessments, they ter. Mich., the fillies two to muscles and a love of the art of won 11 out of 17 from the tail-end Deanna, last classy performances her Owen said he had not talked with deep batting mean anything. Williams termine how much cash will be credit j year’s Champion 2-year-old. and this year and may prove a big the Nats' mound will be on top for a good many years. Then he may be what Steve needed. That is the immediate Pirates and 10 out of 17 , Dodger president, strengthen staff prob- Westfield Girl from the barn of E. J. threat. if not O Neill says he is now. Meanwhile, the record books louder lem. from the Reds. nor had he made any effort to con- numerically artistically. The speak Baker of St. 111. than O'Neill. Charles, Westfield Girl not is rated tact A. B. Chandler, base- 34-year-old Wade, a southpaw who Of more than passing interest was The St. Louis Redbirds have only (Happy) Berry, the one-time English run- right up among the others for abil- ball's commissioner. is seeing service with hi* sixth I MacPhail's word that there was no copped 11 battles and lost 4 while high ning horse jockey who turned to but she’ll also be American was the Bruins have won 9 ity driven by her "As far as I have been able to League club, obtained move to discard the Chicago and the trotters when the runners com- trainer, a from New York at the *7,500 waiver of the contract which the dropped 7 with the Brooks. How- Harry Whitney of Aiken, learn. I was never put on sus- Laud by players plained about his S. Cobb, both the Cards and increasing weight, C. and Harry would like to beat pended list in the States.” he said. price. Wagner Williams, are bound to the same ever, Cubs have club, year was named to today handle Ches- Chestertown tomorrow. He said he didn't think he was Wade appeared in 13 games with after year. The New York Yankee had plenty of difficulty winning tertown. bought last week for $40,000 the Yankees this once as a, from the second-division clubs. Harry was the trainer of Chester- jumping a Mexican League contract. season, But Doubt He Could Hit president said the players told him; by Walter E. Smith of Los Angeles. starter, and won two and lost one. Spitball The another town before Bill who owns Chandler Has “Vo Comment less than 1 per cent of their Dodgers pulled game Cane, By the Associated Press group Chestertown is the Hambletonian He came up with In 1936 Marion, famed fielder of the Cardi- out of the fire last as Good Time track, sold the son of Chandler, at his Versailles, was in favor of such a radical move. night they choice after three Ky., CHICAGO. nals. trimmed Winning straight Volomite to and since has hurled for the Boston Aug. 6.—John Peter there was much talk the Braves, 7-4. before a1 Smith. Yesterday's home, said he had “no comment." Although in Maine, but close to him are De- Red Sox. St. Louis Browns and Chi- "Reese can hit that ball and he total attendance of 41.645, the! switch by Smith to as Ches- he “would intercede (Honus) Wagner and Tyrus Ray- earlier about the player sharing in paid anna. Berry Rickey ^aid can 'em champion 2-year-old of last cago White Sox in addition to the scoop up,” declared Wag- the sale largest at Braves Field in more than tertown's driver wasn't exactly what with Commissioner Chandler in mond Cobb think such present-day price when his contract year; Victory Song, full brother to Yankees. ner, who is a of the Pittsburgh 13 years. Whitney wanted. So rarin’ Owen's behalf.” was transferred, the matter did not the 1943 winner, Volo and Harry’s players as Ted Williams and Marty Pirates. Marion is a great Song, to go now. second Division Yawns. fielder, come before the joint committee. Trailing 3-1 in the fourth, the ”My friendship for Owen goes back Marion are but wonder :but where is he in the batting line- tops, they | Leagues to Tell All Aug. 27. Dodgers surged ahead in the fifth! nine years,” the Dodger chieftain The staggering Nats, defeated in iup?” Dointed out. “If six of how today's hot-shots would per-[ Pull details of the policy commit- i by scoring five runs on a three-run there is anything their last seven games, must and Cobb have Event Is Slated I can do. I'll be to do it.” a sudden form against the spitball and high- Wagner nothing tee's recommendations will be re-1 homer by and a two- Open Capital'Printers' Nine glad display form reversal if but mutual respect for each other. leased run circuit clout Dixie Walker. Asked if he would take Mickey they hope to avoid into of at Chicago August 27 when I by stumbling flying spikes yesteryear. "He's a never was back into the the second great guy, there Presidents of the Nation- Three Dodger Hurlers Toil. Dodger fold. Rickey division. now Wagner and Cobb, w ho are coach- a to with For answered: is down the compare him,” al and of the Ameri-! Rookie Southpaw Joe Hatten Skeet Shooters One breathing Nats’ necks, Down in i ; ing the East and West squads re- Cobb whispered privately to sports can have Tourney "That's something I can't discuss trailing the fourth-place club only called their leagues to started for the Dodgers, but lasted ly Associated Press writers. Speciol Dispatch to Th« Stor now. It's up to Commissioner by a mere two games. spectively which meet in the third j separate sessions. Commissioner A. less than three innings. Hank INDIANAPOLIS, 6—Skeet. "That was the Aug. Chandler to rule on his case first.” annual All-American boys' baseball Cobb great, best B. Chandler has been asked to order Behrman and Ralph Branca fin- BOSTON. Aug. 6.—Washington Tonight will be Ladies Night and badly crippled during the war, will 1 in the game,” Wagner de- a was one down Chandler, at the time Jorge Pas- to eliminate game at Saturday, j joint major league meeting on ished up. allowing only one run. leap back into its old place in the; in its bid for the title congestion that devel- clared after Cobb had left the All- the same date. Branca quel and his four brothers were re- last time. Griffith traded memories last night and received credit for the win. sports parade tomorrow as the after bowing to Boston. 17-9. in oped Stadim of- American baseball where first; yes-' cruiting United States for agreed that playing was a lot more quarters In addition to the two league presi- began for Boston, but annual international and players ficials have anounced that women ninth na-; terdays opening round of the 32d I their both had shared the microphone in dents and blew in the fifth. Mexican League, stated that may tax tickets at rugged when they met in the 1909 MacPhail, other members up tional championships open at the purchase any a annual Union south pregame broadcast. of the In an Printers players who jumped of the box office window and enter between Pittsburgh Policy Committee were Tom exhibition contest at New Capital City Gun Club for a International! any five-day; baseball tournament. Two border could not be reinstated for and Detroit. Wagner stole all the thunder in Yawkey of the Boston Red Sox. Sam York the Giants dropped a 3-2 de- stand. defeats; gate. eliminate a team. five years. Cobb, who is crowding 60 but the 1909 World Series, won by the Breadon of the St. Louis Cardinals cision to the and Advance entries todav assured a; The Nats returned frort! the West Manager George Mosedales men stands rail and erect, said Williams, Pirates, four games to three, as he and Phil Wrigley of the Chicago also lost the services of Johnny record field of at least 400 Durochtr Wants Him Back. with a record of seven wins and nine shooters, matched the Hub City's stickwork the current batting sensation of i averaged .333 at bat while Cobb, the Cubs. Leslie O'Connor, secretary to Mize, the senior loop's top the tournament committee said. It Manager Leo Durocher. as sur- losses and a new occupant of the with 14 hits, but were woefully weak the Red Sox, was a "really great | Tigers' leading batter, slumped to the late Commissioner K. M. Landis hitter, for two to three weks. Mize was all set for the event with two prised as any one over the latest shortfield in , who afield, committing eight errors. hitter,' but as an all-around fielder .231 in what proved to be his last and now vice president of the Chi- suffered a fractured right hand carloads of 12 development, was asked if he would has been the 1 clay targets, all- of handling position a Taking advantage these miscues, : like he could take lessons from a few' series. cago White Sox. sat in an advisory wtyjn struck by pitched ball by electric fields and 850,000 shells. to get Owen back. Said Leo: brilliantly. Cecil Travis has been Boston piled up 14 runs in the first old-time greats. Cobb tried to tempt Wagner to capacity. Joe Page in the first . The committee ootained shells in "Personally, and as a player, I shifted to third base four frames and coasted home. Both Cobb and Wagner expressed leave his hotel for a late evening Dixie Walker of the Brooklyn all standard bores 28 would be glad to see him with the except gauge. Buddy Bray went the full distance! doubt that Williams could take his steak. "If I was playing tomorrow,” Dodgers. Herman of the Users of in Dodgers again. But it's up to Mr. Todav a year | Billy Bos- scatterguns that gauge for with ago—Johnny if ton Goff Pitches Mt. Pleasant Washington, Bob Courbat and Commissioner famed whip-like cut at the ball, ^grinnea Honus. "I’d go out and have Braves, Marion of will have to their own Rickey Chandler.” Humphries of the Whit* ^ Marty the bring shells. and Bucky Greer Chicago rival were i two.” St. Louis Most of the dividing catching | At Mexico City yesterday Gerardo Sox shut out the pitchers shooting spit- Cardinals, country’s better chores. , balls, emory balls, or any other The famed Georgia Peach, wrap- of the New York Yankees, Joe Ku- To skeeters are entered in the cham- Pasquel expressed ‘'complete sur- 7-0. on four hits at Chicago. City League Pennant Washington, which has won 17 tricky pitch that used to frighten ping his arms around the stocky hel of the and pionships, which include prise” at the report that he had Thanks to competition was conceded little batters.' Wagner, “You Mel Harder of the neat four-hit hurl- in championships, back to the United States challenged: know, the Cleveland junior, sub-junior, ladies, and chance jumped Indians; ing of Willie Goff, a Central of surviving beyond the Wagner, still sharp and witty .Honus, you’re the best in baseball, represented the players. High two and five-man team events. . formerly with the 1 and the second round. Boston is co-favorite his 72 thinks that but we’re ears off The ace, heavy bat of Gene Dick and Gardella. ex- despite years, gonna whip your players will not attend the Shaughnessy of Boston, high with Dodgers, Danny Taylor, an all-around star at Wil- Detroit, which got off to a fly- hitting and fielding go hand-in- Saturday.” Chicago sessions, but will be in- over all at the 1942 national in Syra- New York Giant player, who have Mount Pleasant ing start with an 8-0 victory over hand. and that’s why he picks "We’ll be waiting for you,” Wag- formed of the son, today holds cuse. N. Y., with 543x550. will defend been Owen's teammates at Vera leagues’ action at, a Indianapolis on the of Reese of Brook- ner none the championship of the National strength said he was Harold 'Pee-Wee) retorted, "and of your later meeting with the Com- his title. Cruz, not at his apart- Policy Junior Martin's one-hit mound perform- as the peer of Marty fancy stuff on the bases.” mittee. City League. aie ment when to lyn shortstop Representatives entered from ance. they stopped by pick Goff issued but one walk as he New York, him up. Texas, Massachusetts, Other results: Chicago. 12; Bal- pitched the Mounts to an 11-0 tri- California, , . itimore, 5: St. Paul. 11; Cincinnati, 1; BB to Meet Perry Leaders Miller umph over Government , , Hopes Major Decisions Jacobs, Printing Florida, Georgia and 'New York. 6; St. Louis, 3. By the Associated Press Office in the loop's playoff final District of Columbia clubs. BASEBALL . Over Harris yesterday on the Ellipse as Taylor Only shooter from the District of If He,Wins Batting—Vernon. Washington. .35'.; Jack Will Go On Clifton to Face Kavakos TONIGHT—8:30 P.M. Williams, Boston. .351 Fight collected hitting laurels by banging Columbia will be Paul Stone, presi- Bee for Runs—Williams. Bee Washington's plans Boston. 105: Pesky, In addition to the a dent of Boston, 8". featherweight three-run homer in the third the National Capital Skeet the remainder of the summer box- In Softball Title Series vs. Now York Runs batted in—Williams. Boston. championship of the fleet he won frame. Club, who plans to fly here tomor- Washington for one bout after 97; Doerr. Boston. 89. ing season call several years row to A three-game series for the North- Hits—Pesky. Boston. J39. back, Harvey Miller enter the competition. Ossie < i Harris of Vernon. Naiman Photos hold tight to their AMERICAN he tackles Bulldog Washington, 130 now boasts a decision over east Night Softball League title LEAGUE PARK the lead in the Industrial with Pittsburgh Monday night in Griffith Doubles—Vernon, Washington, 34: formidable League opens tomorrow at Sta-' Tomorrow—New York, 8:30 P.M. Spence Washington. 32 promoter, Mike Jacobs. Cairo to Washington and Two Bee’s indi- a 17-4 decision recorded over the Direct Stadium, camp Triples—Lewis. Washington, and Ed- Miller, as chairman of the District Sports dium. with Clifton, second-half win- wards, Cleveland. 10. and Costello Post cates it might be a return date Boilermarkfrs, ner by virtue of a 3-0 over Home Boston. 29: Boxing Commission, was a prime At victory scored runs—Williams, marked up a 3-2 win over Wash- Chamberlain School against Aaron Perry. Perry Greenberg, Detroit, 24 mover in the Norman Paints last night, facing persuading crack Gas Frank former a ninth-round KO over Washington Stolen bares—Case, Cleveland 23; ington Co. in the‘District Rec- Cairo, Catholic Uni- the first-semester cham- Stirnweiss, New York. 15. Georgia welterweight, Beau Jack, Kavakos, r reation League in other Ellipe play. versity star who coached Charlotte OPEN DAY AND NITE in their first engagement. Pitching—Newhouser. Detroit, 20-4, to sign :or a fight with Danny pion. .833: Ferriss. Boston, 18-4, .818. Kapi- Hall's teams one of their First, however, Bee Bee’s handler., low in Griffith through American Trailers bowled over Stadium August 19. most Wash- NATIONAL LEAGUE. successful seasons last year, will Roger remind in the usual fashion. Jacobs regards Jack as Barnard GPO Andy Farkas Sport 8-1. and ^ Batting—Walker. Brooklyn. .377 his property Helps assume Shop, The Hopp, Boston. 304. command of Chamberlain Peacock's ington must get. over Harris. and threatened to file an injunction. Pincus Grill shaded Garvin's Grill Runs—Musial, St. Louis. 70: Mize, High School's athletics this year. two middleweights went to a siz- New York, 70. Miller told him to ahead Defeat Census Golfers 3-2, in preliminaries last night. go and He succeeds Sandy Rogers. GOLF zling nine-round draw in Turner’s Runs batted in—Slaughter. St Louis. injunct, and reminded 81 Walker. Brooklyn. 80. Jacobs that Chilly Barnard, president of the Cairo's biggest INTERNATION AlTLEAGUE. Arena a while and Harris it problem, however,: Jersey City. Toronto. back, Hits—Musial. St Louis, 142; Walker. was illegal fo»- a promoter to con- GPO Golf I 3—3; 2—4. Driving Rang* Brooklyn. 136. Club, was pressed into is locating a place to live in Wash- ! (Only james.) doesn't shape up as a pushover. trol a boxer. Rifes Rd. end fill- Doubles — Musial. St. Louis. 30: service for the first time this season He has a wife West aeross tomorrow ington. and 2-year- Hwy. 4a1 Harris will arrive night: Holmes, Boston. 23. Todav word came from Jacobs’ from Green Meadows — and his team Triples Musial, St. Louis, I I; yesterday helped old daughter. At Charlotte Hall, and will work out in public at the; Madison Square Garden offices DIRECTIONS Walker, Brooklyn, 7. that maintain its lead in class B of the Cairo coached football, basket ball W street arena starting Thursday j Home runs—Mize. New York. 22; the had DAYTON Out New Hampshire injunction been dropped. Federal Golf Association series with and baseball, and landed afternoon. Bee Bee is at the; Kiner. Pittsburgh. 16. Jay Turner Ave. on© mil© past drilling Stolen The fignt will go through as a bases—Reiter. Brooklyn 25: planned, 4 Vi -1 Vi victory over Census at for boxing coach. The latter turned FAN D. C. line. Turn ri*ht. Apollo gym and will shift to the Haas, Cincinnati. 17 and local fans BELTS, st. Texaco hope that the battle Prince Georges. out a prep school station, arena, Pitching—Dickson St. Louis. 10-3. championship continue half mile. later in the week. .709: Rowe. Phillies. will match in the verba! 1 1 -4. .733. ferocity Barnard and Steve Dale 2'-> squad. brawl between Cham- won, Or. Georgia Ave. turn Featherweight to for rijrht on Concord Ave. of points li, Tony Berlinski and j pion the Fleet Miller and Jacobs. Auburn conitnue two miles J Major League and Schedules Andy Anderson. C. E. Purdy and Regaining Grid Ace Standings Harold Lake of GPO won 2-1 over AUBURN, Ala,, Aug. 6 UP).—Au- SLifo 407S | TUESDAY, AUGUST 6. 1946. Mrs. Emrnet Lacey Top Golfer i Walsh and Charles Dye. burn’s football fortunes were bol- stered today by news that Bill AMERICAN LEAGUE. Abra- I J *, In Kenwood Invitation ham, halfback Yesterday’* Result*. 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