The PAVOT, POLYN IA Back At The Same Old Stand Ohio Sports Trail CARRY TOP WE IT State Takes Honors By WHITNEY MARTIN 25.— t BOSTON, June (U.R)—Pavot, YORK, June 25.— (£>) — That last season’s two-year old cham- In nEW is, it almost Golf Meet t0 have to take a invariably is nVre going clos- pion, and the Preakness winning Collegiate °r of these “If ^F1 individual against r look at some ball play- whom the Polynesian were assigned top * breaks seem to be go- we have an idea they are de- weight of 126 pounds today for the By HAROLD HARRISON ears. their ears NYU Announces rabbit The rabbits Fourth of of the — P nned back, m otner July running $25,- COLUMBUS, O., June 25— W veloping that words, and 000 added PIRATES, DAVIS wouldn't like just can t take it. Yankee Handicap at Neither rain, nor wind nor lignt- eared player is one Suffolk Downs. a rabbit The Brownies were ning could slow Ohio State Uni- wave losing the “45” Grid Card an adjustable length so game an The pair topped a of 50 ■th which the brawl took lineup PLAY NEXT WEEK versity’s golf team today and the ? tune in on everything that three-year-old stars named for the can Place, and the Brownies have been Bucks swept all honors in the first him, or around 11th of NEW YORK, June 25—(U.PJ—New ■« about him, a lot running the stake over \ of said losing of other games. So Last scheduled be- phase the 48th Annual National him. There might be 10,000 a mile and three sixteenths. night’s game York University today announced iS.. to many, in fact, that the fav- collegiate golf tournament. out in the boys, tween the Wilmington Pirates and a seven-game 1945 football sched- roaring bleachers, ored m many Walter M. Jefford’s Pavot, a Vans quarters to repeat as Camp Davis was rained The ule They copped the team title for if there is one little pip-squeak flag disappointment in the earlier rac- put. opening Oct. 5 against Temple nut winners, were pretty much contest will be next Mon- the first time in with a 19- his name his ears on played at and Nov. history voice mentioning edge. ing this season after a sensational Philadelphia closing day night, according to an an- 17 stroke margin over Michigan and come to attention like a ter- You seldom 1942 performance, leaped back against Rutgers at New Bruns- oil hear of a which sec- its master’s winnilg into the nouncement made by Bert Kite, wick. Northwestern, tied for hearing footsteps. team or individual athlete national thoroughbred !;er getting of the Buccaneers. The ond, and Howard Baker took the St. Louis Browns are the upset by what picture when he won the Belmont rest of the schedule: Oct. The is said to it, or him. Kite also said he has booked the individual medal with to show this tendency to Stakes last 12, Boston 30, qualifying latest Remarks that are vic- Saturday. College, away; downright Camp Lejeune Marines for Wed an even par 142 for 36 holes de- all pertinent sounds before ious can be Polynesian, Mrs. P. A. B. Wid- CCNY, home, 27, Brooklyn, home, catch laughed off by the at a chance to fall. Fall nesday night Legion stadium. Nov. spite the fact he was knocked have lads in the driver’s seat. ener’s star, became one of the 3, Rochester, home, and 10, [hev The game will be called at 8:30 down when struck a near- deaf ears, you might say. But sometimes outstanding contenders for national Lehigh, home. lightning „ even the most o’clock. This will the Browns heard more than even be second by tree during the afternoon The tempers snap under adver- three-year-old honors by its Preak- to meeting of the two clubs. The round. AUgy wanted hear, particularly “ty. so maybe the Brownies ness and Withers victories. * Sox named Pirates defeated the Leathernecks, from a White shouldn’t be condemned. This year’s running of the Yan- Baker; his caddy, Bob Edwards Even 14 to 9 in the last encounter. Scheel, and as a result there the kee Cap drew the fan- QUEENSHANDiCAP Jack Atten of Northwestern’s team Lrl Yankees, who sailed perhaps along Wednesday contest will a Pier 6 brawl, and after the when ciest field in with night’s' and his Donald Smith, were wjc serenely things were goin° years Mrs. W. caddy, Scheel was a little see Phil Roy, star hurler of the was over their way, began to snarl and G. Lewis’ Darby Dieppe and C. knocked flat at the Sixth hole by ^vvl snap Marines on the mound. Fans will WOW BY VETERAN for wear. when V. a jhe worse the going began to get Whitney’s Jeep rated as the the bolt which came during ter- know what rough remember Roy as the lad who We don’t words last year. horses to beat. Darby Dieppe rific rainstrom. None were hurt. hurled the last used in riding the Brownies Had finished third inning for the Camp NEW June 25 (U.R) — gcheel the Brownies been in both the Ken- YORK, a who five Lejeune club in the Baker, serious-minded lad brought their tempers to the games out in and tucky Derby and the Peakness. previous game. Olympic Zenith, William Helis' vet- ji,at front, winning He showed walks with a limp, bounced right Maybe if we did In plenty of speed and eran which had been unable re- boiling point. tie particular game that saw his last time out, Jeep was to the control in the up off the ground, birdied two we couldn’t repeat them in fistic forced to third in the Bel- lone stanza he work gain the form he show- know fireworks, it isn’t beyond the accept promising a row and finished with a have ed. holes in print. They must been strung realm of imagination to mont to Pavot and Wildlife but ed as a three-year-old, scored his picture The Camp will four-under-par 68 which tied the pretty well, though, to them as the still rates as a contender by vir- Lejeune lineup first victory in 16 months today together ignoring heckling be selected from the amateur competitive course such primitive instincts White Sox tue of his in a following when he won the arouse catcher. victory division of $10,000-added record. the American players, Embler, Owens, Terry, pmor.g League The Brownies may have let the Wood Memorial. Queens County handicap, opening Morgan, Kucab, I, His 36-hole total of 142 was seven themselves in for the was Ziober, Gibbon day feature of the champions. a lot more of Hoop Jr., Derby winner, 18-day Aqueduct strokes better than the 149 turned the attack on Scheel the Scheel an Hildebrand, Phillips, Crosley and here. Whether treatment by their up- early nominee, but was declar- meeting or not we Roy. in by the next low individuals— nas justified can’t say, rising, as the other ed out because of a bowed tendon. Conn clubs know The local Jockey McCreary, likewise Lorms of Ohio State and one thing we have noticed now manager did not men- Johnny but they are vulnerable. Their Rating a chance and considered coming out of a slump, held the or an idividual tion his pitcher for the eith. Robert Abrahams of Northwestern. when a team is best bet would seem to be to the New England standard bearer game, Zenith in adopt er Louis four-year-old Olympic Ohio State’s four man combina- in physical assault. ear Cheshire or Johnny Wil- the aggressor plugs as standard equipment. in the holiday race will be Mrs. third place from the quarter and bourne will get the assignment and tion of Baker, Lorms. Bob Kamp- Weston W. Adams’ Kewey Dee whipped him into the lead a hun the remainder of the lineup will fer and Dan Roker finished the which ran in show position in last died yards from the wire. Olym- The Sports Patrol be as usual. 36 holes with a team total of 602. Saturday’s $5,000 Constitution pic Zenith negotiated the mile and A large crowd is expected to wit- Baker’s 142 went with the 149 by Handicap at Suffolk Downs. a sixteenth in L45-3-5. His backers ness the Marine-Pirate game. Lorms, 155 by Kampfer and 156 -V- in the crowd of -v_ inaugural day 29,- by Rocker. 729 received $13.50 for $2. From Hayseed To Racing Northwestern rallied in the after- DUKE ANNOUNCES LEAGUE Stymie, coupled with Haile as noon rain and windstorm to equal LEADING Ethel en- Mrs. D. Jacobs’ favored Michigan’s total of 621. Notre try, moved up from fourth nearing Is Of Valentine After four years in Army, Hank returns to Dame’s defending champions were Greenberg the finish to his stablemate History^ FOOTBALL CARD Detroit to resume baseball career with league-leading Tigers. Hank TEAMS AT whip next in line with 633 and Minne- HOME for second. was two By OSCAR FRALEY hopes to prove that at 34 he can still make that long ball. The big Stymie lengths sota was last with 638. behind slugger seems happy, and no wonder—his salary starts where it left the winner and another ine lb low (T. M. Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) June 25— individual scorers DURHAM, W) —Duke off, at $55,000 per season! NEW YORK, June 25.— OK — three in front of Haile. Swimmin United Press Staff Correspondent today qualified for match play, be- University’s football team will Hole held a Brooklyn and Detroit, both hotter wide margin of five which NEW YORK, June 25.—CU.R)—J. Alfred a ginning tomorrow, will de- Valentine, one-time dish- play both the Army and the Navy than a feet in and then six most policeman’s July lengths through cide the individual title and it took washer and office boy who almost became a is next fall. clergyman, the man and leading their respective of the 40th running of the fixture, a Gerald Walker Is leagr score of 156or better to get into you can credit tonight for "shaking the hayseed out of harness The Blue Devil’s 1945 schedule, Hoping ues, get the benefits of their home but faded to finish fourth. racing the championship flight. The on a announced lists six other only and putting it big business basis. Valentine is one of oux Ameri- today, baseball parks for the next two tuaie oi .fwcaro, King tne year 3 exception was Louis Lick of Min- oui games, including four with South- weeks. can muuonaiies. yuu u never: r-—- handicap riders, was second in on nesota, the defending ern Conference To There was no action in champion, nicer one opponents. Enter the a than this Club big meet quiet, ous 2,000- Stymie, but booted in Walter Jef- who was and—believe it or not—the fans qualified fellow with the slow The Naval Academy teams will leagues today and two games automatically gray-haired only fords’ Ace Card in the secondary despite a 157 today. and the fast dollar when it are treated cordially by the help. play here October 6 and Duke will CINCINNATI, June 25-Some out,” have an air of uncertainty are booked for tomorrow as the smile $5,000 Takalon for fillies. He open, The battle for the individual to That’s a set the West Point Cadets at fine day next Gerald about them. Walker fall Western National clubs comes sports. precedent by the engage month, might league ed the seven race program with will be travel East and championship virtually an The is the who once New York October 27. Holmes Walker, fiery right fielder down, or, he might lose the ball the Eastern 5o-year-old sportsman boss, washed dishes for city Big Party, $4.60, and completed a all mid-western affair—Lt. De Witt — for the Cincinnati will American man for the The schedule: Sept. 22 South Reds, slap in the sun or the glare of the loop squads hurry west. with responsible gearing a week before an of- Art of War, $10.10, in Nunn of West Point $3 becoming out a the being the only to a me- Carolina here Sept. 29—Camp Le- safe hit and thereby enter lights. These thoughts race through During three-week intrasec- the final event. country-fair sulky game fice for the late Clarance Mac- qualifier from outside the corn boy — tional series while still jeune here; Oct. 6 Navy here; the exclusive “2,000-hit club” for Manager Bill McICechnie's brain that got under way Park likewise tropolitan tempo keep- Kay, the He re- Arlington opened belt. telegraph tycoon. Wake For- is on June 5 Brooklyn won 16 of 19 much of the old-time Oct. 13—Wake Forest at major leaguers. everytime the ball hit to right its summer with the vet- Baker’s 68 ing game’s mained with MacKay until he was meeting, this afternoon was a est: Oct. 20 — open The unpredictable “Gee field. games and bounded from fourth color and customs. It wasn’t easy 21 and then permanently Gee,” eran Zacapet capturing the $5,000 masterpiece he decided to be a clergy- who to first place in the National considering played in when he set Oct. 27—Army at New York Nov. plays baseball as though he But then, most of the agressive- a seven test more at first, back 1940, but a Spokane, furlong for than half his round ovef man, left theological semi- his league. The “Ferocious Gentle- about his task and the 3—Georgia Tech at Atlanta Nov. received tutoring in Brooklyn, ness and color that can be attri- and The H. J. course that exigencies nary to marry his childhood sweet- men” three-year-olds up. was waterlogged. at Dur- had hits to his credit June 22. buted to Reds is from Brooklyn now are of war made it even more diffi- 10—North Carolina State 1,964 the packed in Damn campaigner led all the way, His round and heart. three and a half Lorms’ 69 in the Nov. Nov. 24— He will be the 81st Walker’s frame. games in front cult in 1941. Fortunately, Valentine ham; 17—pending: major leagu- 188-pound holding a three length margin most forenoon were the ones Of farm stock, Valentine man- of the second place St. Louis only under had the wherewithal in his North Carolina at Durham. er to have reached the two-grand Once Walker gets on base there of the .sprint, and covered the 70. jeans aged his father’s acres for a while Cardinals. strip last mark. is never a dull moment for the and he stuck to his guns. The Blue Devils, year’s in 1:29 flat. He paid $5.20 for $2. Michigan some and then moved into the real es- In the same period Detroit hop- salvaged glory Valentine shifted to Southern conference and Sugar The 37 year old fly catcher is opposing pitcher. Quite often, he Full Cry was second at the when Robert Ernst Empire City tate and insurance field. The coun- ped from second to first in the quar- blistered the 1943 restrictions Bowl champions, are considering playing his fourth season for Cin- is caught flatfooted out on the back at the half and back nine ir. and last year erected some American circuit 15 ter, dropped during the forenoon for try youth 1,800 cinnati and has him- by winning so that he could re- several opponents for the Novem- established basepath when he should have came back in the stretch to a eased enough and the of 21 and built a cushion of again four-under-par 32, the best nine- homes, swanky Wheatley self as the up turn to Roosevelt in West- ber 17 date. "darling” of the right been standing on the bag, but take place honors over Sameron. hole score of the raceway Hills Golf Club, and soon found one and a half games for the in- day L. The click- Duke will meet Army, 1944 Na- above stealing second base while more frequently he pulls up with a Sandy Trail registered his first Ohio State will have four bury, I. sport finally his pockets ajingle. Now he’s presi- vasion of the New York Yankees, contes- tional at New York for another Cincinnati player is roost- to his credit. in four starts in 1945 tants in the match ed there and in 78 nights last sea- dent of the Minelo First champions, and the other triumph by play competi- National the son the second straight year and ing there. Since coming to Cincinnati in winning war relief purse number tion. Michigan will have drew 673,431 cash customers Bank and president of the Queens- eastern clubs. three and will make its first trip to He is easily the most colorful 1942, Walker has increased his bat- five at Delaware Park. Minnesota, Northwestern who wagered $15,832,738—a new all- Nassau Agriculture Society, which Navy Both the leaders expect to gain and Duke lost a 7-0 decision player on the otherwise conserva- ting average yearly. In that year T. Leatherbury’s four-year-old Notre Dame two each. The other time high for crowd and handle. runs the famed Mineola fair. Durham. strength, as well as percentage lost 14-13 tive ball club. flies in his di- hit the three This season with a de- to the Tars in 1944 and Pop he .230; next year .245; their grandson of Bull Dog stepped the spots were divided opened He has two sons in service, Capt points, during home stay. among the year, both games be- rection, which most managers in ’44 it was .278, and right now mile and a sixteenth in 1:45 3-5 Detroit, Army and cided bang, the average attendance Alfred of the Air Corps and Lt. previous Catcher Johnny Peacock, re- Bradley Tech. in? in Baltimore. would consider an ‘‘automatic he’s hovering around the .300-mark to reward his backers with $18.30, running from 8,500 to 9,000 and a Richard with the Navy in the Paci- played cently acquired by the Dodgers in $285,000 N. C. State will return to the a trade for Pitcher Ben $9.40 and $5.80 across the board. “IKE” OFFERED POST nightly betting average. fic, and a daughter, Barbara Jane, Chapman, Duke schedule after a one year’s has recovered from Astral and Red Cin were second WICHITA, Kan., June 25.—(U.R1— June 16 a crowd of 14,000 laid recently graduated from Smith the bruise on absence. his left hand and took as the and third in the event which car- Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower was $366,810 on the line for a new all- college. And this full family life over Eddie Cameron said be CUCCINELLO STILL FOOTBALL GAMES club’s No. 1 receiver ried a purse of $2,500 plus $1,250 offered the post of Czar of the time record harness racing handle. and those early hardships combine Sunday. Val- a half dozen letter- Detroit expects to unfurl Hank in War Bonds. National Baseball Congress The reason behind it all is to make him a democratic million- expected only today from last squad Greenberg, s t a lwart Broke Even completed a by Ray Dumont, president of the entine. His night racing provides aire. men back year’s LEADING HITTERS PLANNED ABROAD batsman, which defeated Alabama 29-26 in sometime during the Tigers’ two- for Jockey Johnny Breen at Suf organization. everything the customer wants— He knows Roosevelt race- every folk Downs the and There is the Sugar Bowl at New Orleans. week home stay. Greenberg, one by annexing $2,500 -V- comfortably. plenty way employe by his first name and A CHICAGO, June 25.— (A5) —The CHICAGO. June 25.—(/P)—Com- of the major leagues’ most potent hub purse at Suffolk Downs. A 37 mm. gun has an of parking space, the lighting is of them have been guests -V- impact many missioner Elmer said to- was hand to see io that baseball season is pushing toward Layden hitters before his induction, was crowd of 15,557 on of a five-ton truck splendid, the grandstand is spaci- at his home. For they are the peo- day the National Football League placed on the Army Air Forces’ Morris Wexler’s four-year-old Bay hitting a stone wall while travel- he counts on to boost the U. S. Golfers Compete the halfway mark and still vener- ple sulky was “ready and willing” to com- inactive list last week after four Colt take the lead from Cactus ing 41 miles per hour. Reconditioned Pre-War into one of the major post- able game In British Tournament , Chicago ply with the Army’s wishes for years of service. Foot in the stretch and go the mile war And at the rate it is sports. White Sox , mer- European exhibitions, but indicat- Tomorrow’s games show Cin- and an eighth in 1:51 4-5 to pay BICYCLES going, it’s six, two and even that A — FOR — BOURNEMOUTH-, England, rily swings along as the junior ed All-Star League groups would cinnati at Boston in the National $8.80. Toolmaker and Cactus Foot AVAILABLE AT the frolic is in the shad- farmyard hundred and not overseas until the 1945 sea- league and New York at St. Louis ran June 25.—(5*)—One circuit’s No. 1 hitter with a .342 go two-three. ow of New York’s to ■ correct time skyscrapers 75 U. S. Army golfers will tee off son ended. in an night fray. Breen also won with Shavo, $3.60, of a average. T T CALL PN KARDS stay. tomorrow in the first round League officials already have in the second race. ■ 2-3575 -V- It’s to where 209 Market St. Dial 2-3224 36-hole medal play tournament getting the point conferred with Col. Henry W. -V- FOR — BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Bus Accident Claims to determine the champion of the the rest of the league’s sluggers Clark the SWEDISH STAR TO -—-■ (Eskie) of Army’s CORRECT base section. 1 JEWELRY United Kingdom are taking turns trying to over- Special Services branch on the sub- Tar Heel Serviceman LONDON, June 25—(/P)—Gunda’- will be divided into two Swedish mid- VISIT Play haul the consistent who ject, Layden said, but tabled any Haegg, outstanding in one “Cooch,” sections with the amateurs definite plans until Clark returns JOPLIN, Mo., June 25.—(U.R)— dle distance runner, will come to The JEWEL BOX The five slumped five points last week but ■ and the pros in the other. from a current in the Ten soldiers and two civilians London for one exhibition race late lead 15 over assignment Most men in each will be holds- the by points announced to- IB Wilmington’s Popular low group South Pacific. were killed today when a bus in August, it was theater champion- George Case of the Washington B Jewelry Store eligible for the struck a cow and careened over an day. Senators. “It was decided, though, that as ships later this fall. 18-foot highway embankment. -V- Case nine to soon as the league season was 109 N. Horton Smith, ranking U. S. pro surged points .3^7 It’s not but health I Fronl SL over a of All-Star teams Twenty-eight other passengers only okay, ex- during the week to wrest the run- couple now in the Army and playing were injured. All were to hit a fly when Etten of could be organized and sent over- servicemen promoting, hibition matches in the London ner-up spot from Nick •—27 he said. soldiers and a sailor. he’s down. will not the New York Yankees, who drop- seas,” area, compete. ex- One of the civilians killed was to a Layden said it would be Among the pre-tourney favorites ped eight points third-place the driver. The dead tremely difficult to assemble such included: in the amateur division are Cagt. .320. Cpl. the units in time for the Ralph Looney, 26, Hanaker. Roland Schwartz of Chicago, who Meanwhile, Bob Estella of “Victory- Va. Athletics nose-dived Games” carnival planned at was champion of the Southshore Philadelphia Pvt. Edward P. late in August. “But,” Neil, 20, Nouma, Country Club in 1938 and 1939; Cpl. 24 points from third to seventh Nuernberg La. .297. Official statistics for he added, “if the occasion demands FOOD U Mike Dietz of Detroit; Cpl. Vin- with S-Sgt. Warren A. it, our members will be willing to Mertz, 23, cent Sangster of New York City; games played through Sunday (5003 Norwood) Baltimore. showed Bob Johnson of the Bos- make every effort to comply. PRECIOUS| of I Capt. William Stembler Miami, S-Sgt. Thaddeus W. Sutula, 39, ton Red Sox in fourth with As for sending individual mem- Fla.; and Cpl. Lloyd G. Brugger place (1533 Elizabeth) Scranton, Pa. A DON’T LET who toured the .314, while Vern Stephens of St. ber teams, Layden said he be- J of Philadelphia, M-Sgt. Sylvesta McCarthy, 36, 11 hits in 22 trips, lieved such a plan would further course in two-below par yesterday. Louis, banging Williston Park, Long Island, N. Y. • _v_ made the week’s best show*—« a complicate an already acute trans- Pvt. James A. Poindexter, 20, H RATS ROACHES W 1 and would no* 24-point climb to fifth with .312. portation problem Dobson, N. C. Officials Ask to the soldiers Racing Other leaders: George Stirn- be as interesting -V- For Move weiss of New York, .308; Roger as All-Star competition. V other food. Permission _v_ 1 Cramer, Detroit’s 39-year-old out- Cardinal Outfielder pests spoil fielder, 292; and NEW YORK, June 25.—(#)— Tilden Win First Match of the Tigers and Escapes Skull Fracture The New York State Racing as- of the White .286 each. that officials Sox, In National Pro sociation said today _vr__ Tourney CHICAGO, June 25 —(5s)— Out 1 Safeguard the health of youi of aqueduct track had asked per- fielder Johnny Hopp of the St. to transfer their 4 NEW YORK, June 25—(/P)—Bill with con* mission July Masonboro Will Meet Louis Cardinals, struck on the I family proper pest Belmont Park. A de- Tilden, one-time amateur champi program to head by a pitched ball in a game trol service by Orkin—south’s Wallace On Home Field on of the tennis world, moved into ^ M GOLD UBR cisin will be made Wednesday. with the yesterday stands can handle the second round of the National exterminators. Safe, 4 WHITE UBR The aqueduct was reported largest who default to- “greatly improved' ^ only 11,000 spectators while those The Masonboro Ramblers, Pro Championship by this afternoon at Illinois Masonic dependable service. 86 PROOF thriller Woodmere. ^ at Belmont, surrounded by a vast dropped an eleven inning day when Jan Cozolo of hospital. afternoon to the strong N. to | park, hold 17,500. Sunday Y., failed appear. His physician, Dr. L. Braun, said will Horn of Ga. W Estimates The $50,000 Brooklyn handicap Southport Coast Guards, 4-3, Welby Van Atlanta, thorough X-ray examination fail Inspections at a meet Wallace tomorrow afternoon to annex the title, breez- for three-year olds and up expected ed to show any evidence of a skull main home field at ed his round foe with- mile and a quarter is the on the Masonboro through first fracture but that Hopp probably attraction of the holiday bill. 3:30 p.m. out the loss of a game, downing would remain under observation ---V- Manager Frank Manor will prob- Danny Lee of New York. 6-0, 6-0. 1 P^kc 1542 at the hospital for another 48 hours. BRECKNER KILLED ably start Howard Ppppcr on the Other early results today: 418 N. Front REDLANDS, Calif., June 25.— mound. The rest of the Ramblers Herman Petersen of Hollywood, KEEP UNRULY HAIR | (U.F9—Gary Breckner, sports an- lineup will be as follows: Vic defeated Lester Cummings of nounced and master of ceremonies James at third, James Croom at Greenwich, Conn., 6-2, 6-0. for the Frank Morgan radio show, short stop, Richard Farrar in cen- George Lyttleton Rogers, New died today of injuries suffered in ter field, Amos Carter In left York, defeated Ted Rericha, Stam- acci- Dan Cov- PARfc & TILFORD IMPORT CORP., Hew York, H. Y. a Sunday night automobile field, George or Burney ford, Conn., 6-1, 6-0. ^ dent. ington catching, James Todd at Sam Shore, New York, defeated -V- first, Lee Bass at second, Johnnie Martin Meth, Pinehurst, N. C., 6- BIG GENEROUS SIZE, BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Kirkham in left field. O. 6-0. 25* i