A—12 * WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1941. Gotham’s Three Teams Enjoy Happy Hangover From Sabbath’s Prodigious Feats • WITHOUT RECREATION JIM BERRYMAN Crews TAXATION —By Dodgers, Giants Lose or Draw Working AL AltOVVUS LOOKS OVER THE RECENTLY ---N f TH'LI L WOMAN Win, PUBLISHED TABLE GIVING APPROXIMATE /--AN' IT COSTS ) / WILL HAFTA MAKE By FRANCIS E. STAN. COMPUTATIONS Of NEXT YEAR’S ^ ( DOUGH FER / \ HER SACRIFICES... Hardest Stand INCOME ANTE. ~~v PLANES AN' / V I MIGHT AS WELL Nip Chief Rivals June Report on the New Golden Era Stars / wow! THA'S NEARLV TANKS AN’ ■) ( START FIGGERIN’ Uc10 /MORE'N I HADDA CRUISERS.. Whirlaway—For a youngster only 3 years old, Whirly is doing all -rt* } ) ± \ WHERE I CAN "Aw'WELL right as a money-winner. His victory in the Dwyer Stakes last Saturday / CUT DOWN ON ^rifF?< wfE'>T WE ALLGOT ^ VW\ With Twin Wins boosted his earnings to $244,186 for two racing seasons and did nothing Least Chance TH' ANNUAL r\ ?UnrTi PP^FrS:V7 jr to disturb the belief of many turf people that Warren Wright’s hand- pa*tsy aome. zany star some day will surpass Seabiscuit as a wage-earner. \ Di Runs to won the a over Market Wise. It was Rated With Mag String Whirly only Dwyer by length Cornell ^C5IH5 • much closer race than the Kentucky Derby, which Whirly took by I Huskies and Bears 35 as Yank Homers eight lengths, and the Preakness. which he won by five, and the Belmont Mark 18th in Row Stakes. But the Calumet colt still won, was only two-fifths of a second As the Top Trio off the track record, carried foui more pounds than Market Wise, and Bv SID FEDER, at the finish Jockey Eddie Arcaro had the long-tailed ace running easily By BILL BONI. Associated Press Sports Writer. and well within himself. Associated Press Sports Writer. There was a happy hangover to- Whirl- POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y., June 23 Given fair breaks on the weight assignments and kept sound, day among the baseball-batty bovs —The power for Wednesday's 4- away is almost a cinch to approach or break the record of Seabiscuit, | and girls of Pa Knickerbocker's vil- mile varsity crew race, 44th in the who. as a hadn't won enough to buy a local telephone call, lage—like nothing that has been 3-year-old. Intercollegiate Rowing Associa-' the The Biscuit seen in the neighborhood since the and was being confused constantly with lead pony. tion’s series, will be with Washing- i | Indians sold Manhattan for 24 bucks simply wasn't much horse at an early age. although when he wound up ton, California and Cornell. And I worth of fire-water and went to his long career the old campaigner with the trick legs was the best in where the power lies in the rowing, work on it. It’s too bad for Vanderbilt that the Biscuit isn’t hot follows. I-/ LEMME SEE AlOW, MARY j the country. Alfy glory usually From the shores of the Harlem now. With as the would have a "natural” So there can’t be much CAW STOPRUNNlN’ To TH' Whirlaway opposition, Alfy glory / II all the way to the banks of the for the three crews generally con- / HAIR DRESSER EVERY j for his Pimlico Special this fall. WEEK ! gorgeous Gowanus in Brooklyn, the signed to bring up the tail end of AN’ MEBBE SHE KIN Po YES,DEAR, J j / OUR DID YOU j folk who go in for the sport of the parade. Yet, they are the ones I LET AND IF YOU LAUNDRY, AN* WE MIGHT *p P^WUH? hit-and-run were giving out with for whom the mere effort of j UP GOLF SAY GOLF. POKER Nova Isn't Likely to Be Shelved for Conn getting TH'MAID GO... BOY'. MOW (. / hoopla and hurrah over the jobs i here was harder than for any of \ AND POKER. WE AND BOWLING? their heroes did Joe Louis—According to Johnny Ray’s first indignant bleat. Pro- X^THERE'S A SAVIN’ j yesterday. the other six. TUCK AWAY C were the moter Mike Jacobs isn’t going to shelve Billy Conn for the big September COULD > ...DID VOU? t The fans singing praise- Some Pay Own Expenses. SEVERAL HUNDRED s of Joe Di Maggio and company of fight in favor of Lou Nova. “Jacobs is just trying to cut down our ME ONCE j At A HOW l TELL | Yankee Stadium for smashing a said the manager of Conn. Rutgers, for instance, the YEAR....AND \ J price.” MORE 1 i major league home run record: they the Nova Lou students and alumni raised the ABOUT BOWLING? double job the daft- is allotted last •uggest that he wasn't 100 per cent when he fought Galento. j being place. ness boys did on Cincinnati. No one of these boats can expect From Jacobs' point of view, and sometimes Uncle Mike considers his Trio Is Close to to beat the class of the Top. on ice regatta, enterprises from his own point of view. Conn undoubtedly will keep were Yanks an i and it's doubtful they can crash j There the better than Nova. the Kid is 23 old and he Biily only years every pound even the "middle three"—Syracuse, / HOLY SMOKE'. ) Dodgers breathing down the neck gains, up to a certain point, will make him a better heavyweight. Nova, Columbia and Princeton. Their ; WOT IS THIS...\(* of the pace-setters in their league in the other hand, is only 10 months younger than Louis and has been is as and And there were your Giants, better spirit, though, just high DEMOCRACY- to a A known this year as the humpty- idling for some time. If Lou is held ovei, he would have fight couple they whip through the miles of 1 l/Xi^ PART OF V dumpties of Harlem, in third place of times to keep his hand in. so to speak, and somebody may come along, practice work with as much deter- OR TH' j a twin win over the outfit in ; mination as if were be by top beat him and ruin a fight with Louis. they going to "NEW NAZI ORDER"? A the new champions. J the National League. MIGHT JUS' ) V- The Yanks were two You need to watch a crew from a WHY, I games awa; from the Cleveland Indians in the Slicker Is Still No. 1 Miler coaching launch to see what goes AS WELL LIV/E IN \ The City American loop as a result of the into this rowing. Then you can POLAND OR GREECE ! J Leslie MacMitchell—No sun-kissed Californian, nor a product of the 5-4 handed Detroit watch the boys slough their way j beating they of where he learned how by rabbits, he's FOR MY But the was that wheat fields Kansas, chasing without missing the beat through Nats for 15th Win I LL FIGHT / $ Tigers. big thing in the The who was born and Blanking Joe Di and Red Rolle beyond doubt the No. 1 miler country. boy swells that could swamp ’em: see INALIENABLE Maggio \ homered. and this made St IS raised on the sidewalks of New York, where he filled his lungs with subway the back muscles come up in ridges each time V- tilts in which the Bron:. air for more than 20 years, added the National Collegiate Athletic Asso- they bend into their oars; Of Feller Confident RIGMTSV/ straight Year, have one or moio see how one lad w’ill bite his (ggg Bombers exploded ciation mile last Saturday to his I. C. 4-A title and the Penn Relays tongue almost in half while another \ of their subtle socks, thereby wiping feature, which is the equivalent of horsedom's Derby, Preakness and breathes in great, heaving gulps, 30 Goal Will Be Reached out the record of 17 in a row which Belmont. the chalked as an all- and hear the chattering little cox- Tigers up 4 minutes 10.4 seconds, was not record breaking. But it was His time. swains try to hammer one last bit By BURTON HAWKINS. | 4-1. and yesterday coasted to his time high only a year ago. What's and one-tentli seconds slower than the record, and among the of easiest the Nats. more, Di Maggio's poke marked the only two drive into their galley-slaves. Bob Feller whisked a shiny razor triumph against were Weed of Southern California, Culp Bv midseason—12 hence for 35th straight contest in which h" runners MacMitchell left behind through his boyish beard, turned games and Ginn of Nebraska. Badgers’ Spirit TypicaL the Indians—Feller is to ac- has hit safely, leaving him onh' of Xavier, Kendall of Indiana, Peter of California his foamy face from a steamy mir- j likely We followed Wisconsin’s time trial cumulate 18 victories and at that six away from George Sisler The latter had been touted as the West’s chief threat to MacMitchell. ror in the Cleveland clubhouse after from the record. yesterday Badgers’ coach- the founh pace is calculated to become the modern major league Little Emil von New York and MacMitchell’s beating the Nats for Elling, University's ing launch. With Coach Alan Walz, first pitcher to win 30 games since The Dodgers took two one-run that time this season and said. “Yes, coach, went on record more than two months ago by predicting former N. Y. U. footfall lineman, Dean it in 1934 victories in Cincinnati, anc. I think I'll win 30 games this sea- Dizzy accomplished margin Leslie will become the greatest miler of all times. He included Nurmi, screaming at them to “squeeze it Lefty Grove was the last American since the Cards blew a pair, it left son. Anyway, I certainly should. he home.” “don’t lose that water,” to crash that circle, one game away from Cunningham and Lovejock. “Up to now,” explained, “everybody “get "Unless I hit a hot-weather League pitcher \ Brooklyn only is that body angle,” “keep those slides winning 31 games in 1931. the senior loop's top spot. thought the peak age of a miler was around 27 or 28. This boy only slump—and I don’t seen any reason slow.” the Badgers sped down the the With a record Cincinnati crowd 21. He s been raced hard and often but he’s just beginning.” This re- why I should—I'd say I can make “He’ll win 30 games.” says river in 19 minutes 40 All-Bore Fire New Forehand Attack of 35.792 fans on hand, the firs is seconds, give to > Nats Buddy Myer. “When he Deyoe’s mains be of course, but can that MacMitchell it. I've been fortunate to seen, nobody deny or take a few enough seconds. started he had to on game against the Rhinelanders wen best miler in the land and that he has done more at 21 than Cun- nave a good start and if I keep depend solely the For a crew so light in a contest 16 innings before Brooklyn grabbed getting the breaks I believe I can that fast ball and he got away with ningham, the man who was undisputably the best before him. where weight and endurance is so Third it, on Dixie Walker's now He Title Astounds Gets Parker 2-1, squeeze do it I sure hope so. it, but he has everything. For vital, the time wasn't bad. but the bunt. Paul Derringer pitched the “What batters do I have the most doesn't throw that fast one as much boys weren't satisfied. When Walz whole way. but, as usual, the Red trouble with? Well. Taft- Wright as he used to because he's de- Indians told them what it was. Feller's Too Good for Nats—and the his lean a swell of He Title couldn't hit the size of their dinne me but I veloped change pace. Eastern Skeeters Court No. 5 hits pretty consistently, Clay the oar gripped butt in both never eases checks for him. Kirby Higbe found Bob Feller—The theory that no ball club can go into a protracted believe Ted Williams is more dan- up.” hands. holes in the Reds bats in the niglv- with Bob Feller on the staff isn't precisely new. Indeed, gerous He's improved a lot as a , Feller wasn’t inclined to loaf slump pitching “We’ll hit 19 flat on Wednesday for 200 Favored Baffled cap. served up a three-hitter and that Williams. He's the Nats yesterday and ! Perfect Scores Riggs it's not even a theory. It's a fact. or bust,” he said. hitter, tough against by waltzed in. 3-2. to get out. He won't go for a ‘bad’ the fourth inning Washington's The Indians were going backward again, as they almost always do That, win or lose, is what keeps Shot by Capital Ace; After Squaring Match; Meanwhfle. King Carl Hubbell pitch and he'll hit about anything hopes were reduced to miracle ma- when they hit the road, and the Yankees and Red Sox were charging. ’em coming back to Poughkeepsie. oiled up his left, or business, arm you throw up there. terial, for the Indians had compiled D. C. Team Victor Pauline Betz Scores Yankees, a new record for home runs in consecutive and knocked off the Cards for the The busy setting a 4-0 lead. Gerald Walker’s triple almost were the backs of the Clevelands when Feller Cramer Always Tough. Giants. 4-3. in the first encounter games, running up and Jeff Heath's single produced a Bs the Associated Press. B' the Associated Press. in St. Louis, on the strength of a the Nats 6 to 0. Minor "Doc Cramer, though, is about run off Vernon in the first June 23—Frankie itoppea yesterday, Leagues Kennedy LORDSHIP, Conn., June 23—The CHICAGO, three-run and as me as ninth-inning rally, The Nats had just reached a point where they though they were PIEDMONT LEAGUE. steady against anybody. inning and the Indians held a 2-0 Eastern skeet N. who great championships Parker of Spring Lake. J., young Johnny threw In a • W. L. Pet. W He's always been tough for me, but lead when Feller and scored Wittig going to be tough. They had won three games in a row and five of theii L. Pet. tripled were history, but gun enthusiasts Charlotte 33 24 .579 Richmond 20 27 ,518 seems first won the crown eight years ago. five-hitter to take the nightcap, he never to hurt me with on Ken Keltner s single in the third. about the last seven. They had slapped down the Indians twice in succession. Norfolk 30 25 .545 Asheville 76 30 .484 still were talking today 3- 2. It marked the second time Durham 30 28 .536 Gr'nsboro 25 33 .431 his hits. I guess it’s because he held the national clay courts tennis when thrilling battle for the all-bore in- Feller has to do little more than throw his glove into the box Portsm th 30 26 .536 W.-Salem 22 34 .393 the to distance Grimes’ First Is Homer. in two weeks that Terry's mystery hasn't power get dividual title, captured with perfect singles championship for a third Cleveland plays Washington. It was the fourth time in as many starts Charlotte. 1—2: Norfolk. 0—1. like and Williams, but he's In the fourth inning Kennedy club—the mystery is what holds Greensboro 8—6: Richmond. 1—3. Wright shooting by George Deyoe of Wash- time he the Nats, who have scored one earned run Durham 8: Asheville. 3. as consistent as either of walked Oscar Grimes, who was today. them up—swept a twin bfll from that has whipped only just pro- ington, D. C. Only games. them.” pelled to third by Rollie Hemsley's Parker, who won this net ittle in the Cards. off him. The competition, feature event of VIRGINIA LEAGUE. looping double to right. Both scored 1933 and in 1939. became a Chisox, A's Trade Shutouts. Without Bob's victory yesterday the Yankees would have been only Feller, who had just achieved his the two-day shoot which closed yes- again Lynchburg. 12: Newport News. 8. on Lou of the at Boudreau's single to right, field of 294 three-time winner at the The White Sox and Philadelphia a game out of first place. The Bombers are heavy-calibred again and. Salem. 10: Staunton. 4 15th victory campaign terday with a record yesterday Petersburg. 7: Harrisonburg. 3. and in the fifth Grimes obtained his Athletics traded shutouts. Chicago be better the last half of the season than the expense of the Nats, beating firing away at the clay pigeons, River Forest Tennis Club down- If anything, they should during first hit since 1939. a clout Dy the SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. them, 6-0, on seven hits before lusty found and four others dead- won first. 14-0, behind Ted the when are almost as as the team that has Deyoe they are in first, they good W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. into the left field bleachers scoring ing the favored Bobby Riggs, Clin- and the set 23.000 customers yesterday at Grif- locked with perfect scores at the Lyons, Quaker City cap- Feller. About the only thing that Feller may not be able to do is to wan the Columbia 28 19.867 Jack ville 2*33.459 Heath ahead of him. Grimes, out ton. S. C 6—3. 7—5. 6—8. 4—6. 6—3. tured the 3-0, back of Phil Macon 35 23 .803 Charl’ton 25 33 .431 fith Stadium, has learned to re- end of the regulation 100 targets. second, for Cleveland. Gr nville 34 24 .58U Savannah 24 34 .414 all last year with fractured facial Riggs, himself a three-time winner Marchildon. pennant spect Washington’s center fielder, The Washington gunner then Columbus 28 32 .467 Augusta 21 35 .375 bones, currently is replacing the of this crown, came from far behind Jimmy Fox's 11th homer led the Charleston. 11: Greenville. 6. who has represented one-third of went on to break another 100 ailing Hal Trosky at first base. to square the match at two sets and to a 7-5 Red Sox Columbus. 3; Jacksonville. O. the Nats’ attack against him this straight in four extra rounds to win way victory In the Only games. lead, 3-2. on service in the final set. Boston while the season. Steve Sundra wasted four fine in- the championship, nosing out Ed- opener, St. Louis Statistics SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. But Parker, using his new forehand Major League nings of relief pitching, blanking ward Matsuki, Waban. Mass., broker, Browms banged out 13 hits for 12-3 W. W. Pet. has obtained L. Pet. L. Washington only j attack to advantage, had the stamina in the Chet Atlanta 48 24 .867 34 38 .472 the Indians on two in the who one bird in the last edge afterpiece. Laabs 38. 1841. Chat’n'aa 18 hits and one earned run off singles missed MONDAY, JUNE Nashville 40 30 .571 32 36 .471 to sweep the last four games. Riggs hit two Memphis last four frames. Steve faced only shoot-off. homers and drove in nine N Orleans 37 35 .514 Knoxville 33 40.452 Feller in 38 innings. He has pitched won one game after Parker N A HOn AJL. 42.373 12 batters over that since only runs during the afternoon. AMERICAN. Birm gm 35 39 .473 Little Rk 25 16 consecutive shutout span, H. Lutcher Brown of San Antonio, Result! Yesterday. innings j regained the lead at 4-3. Boston's Braves Results Yesterday. Birminghxm. 2—4: Nashville. 0—0. Heath was out stealing after Tex., who wrested the .410 gauge whipped the Chi- Knoxville. 3—1: New Orleans. 2—2. against the Nats, twice Fred Schroeder of Glendale. «: Washington. 0. Brooklyn 2—3: Cincinnati. 3—5 (first whipping a hit in the seventh 1 Calif., cago Cubs, 6-5, on a two-run ninth- Cleveland Memphis. Atlanta. «. scratching and from Dick Shaugh- York 5: Detroit. 4 nm> lfl innincsl 15; them on four hits and on another championship and Kramer of Los Hew Little Rock. 8—8: Chattanooga. 4—S. Mack drilled into a double J^ck Angeles, inning rally, and 3-2 on Alva Jav- Boston 7—3: St. Louis 5—17 New York. 4—3: St. Louis. 3—3. Ray play nessy Saturday, took home the high- ft—2. occasion throttling them with three. | won the men's doubles title down- Chiearo. 14—0; Philadelphia. 0—8. Boston, fi—3: Chicaao. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. after Grimes had singled in the the Ded- by ery's six-hit hurling. Pittsburch 4—4: Philadelphia. 1—T. The Nats haven’t been overall gun title, defeating W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. very success- ing Charles Olewine, Santa Monica, downed the of the Trams. eighth. ham, Mass., ace again. 149 to 148. Pittsburgh Phillies. Standing Standinc at the Teams. ! Minnea's 38 25 .603 Toledo 33 3.> .500 ful agaiiftt the Indians’ speed spe- Calif., and Joe Hunt of I 39 26 .600 Paul 28 38 438 Annapolis, 4- 1. in their opener behind Truett W. L. Pet OB. W. Louisv’e St. Idle today, the Nats will return The women's title was kept by L. Pet. OB. Kan 35 2 4 593 Indian’s 25 38 .397 cialist. Md.. 6—4, 7—5, 6—1. .372 City Sewell’s steady tossing, and the Phils St Louis _ 43 71 34 78.587 Milwau'e 19 43 .311 to action at Griffith Stadium to- Mrs. M. L. Smythe of Aurora, Ohio, 21 .fifil 1 Columbus Pauline Betz, the Rollins ::::::::: Brooklyn _4) Toledo. 11—3: Columbus. 7—8. Cramer, however, has been no College took the 7-4. W 5 37 28 .533 P morrow when the Chicago White who smashed 99 out of 100 targets nightcap, g % New York__ Louisville. 8—5: Indianapolis. 4—O lame duck Feller. He has student from Winter Park. Fla., who ::::::::: Cincinnati _31 31 .50(1 11 against Sox invade for a to defeat Diana of Green- I n‘* Milwaukee. 3—0: Kansas City. 2—6. three-game series. Bolling _I---- *33 31 Chicaco _39 33 .488 13 nailed Bob for is considered a likely successor to $ |fl Minneapolis. 7; 8t. Paul. 0. six hits and boasts Thornton Lee will North American women's _ 29 Dutch wich, Pittsburch 24 .453 13',4 oppose Alice now a 34 .393 17 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.'* a lofty .333 him. Marble, professional, 5? 3? s” «•» Boston _ 22 average against Leonard in the first one bird. Patricia Box in Baltimore Stadium 27 on .301 is engagement. champion, by won g%r*.: Philadelphia _ 3 8 43 .795 7314 tv. W. L. Pet. one the women's singles title with w.shfn«ton L. Pet. Only of Doc’s hits has traveled Laursen of Akron, national women's I Sacra m o 54 72.711 L A'geles 35 43 .449 a 6—1 over BALTIMORE, June 23 i4Y—'The Games Today. Games Tomorrow. Games Today. Games Tomorrow. for extra bases, though, and, as 6—4. victory Mary Arnold 8 Diego 42 36 538 H’lywood 32 42 437 champion, placed third with 97x100. Stadium will be N Y at Chicaco N Y. at Chicaco Seattle 39 36 .V’n Portland 37 43 .427 Feller of Los Angeles. big Municipal used (tone scheduled. Chi. at Wash. 3.15. says. Cramer isn't clipping The National of Wash- at, N. Y. | at Pitts. Phils, at Cinci. S P’ciscn 39 39 50ii Oakland 32 44 471 Capitals for for the first time St. Louis Brooklyn him at times when it hurts. Official Score boxing next Cleveland at Boston, j Only cames. Boston at St. Louis Los Angeles. 3—0: Seattle 1—3. ington defeated the Minute Men of at Pitts, (nite). Portland. 13—5 San Frano.reo, 8—9. Thursday, when Heavyweight Harry Det. at Phtla initel. Bkln. It the CLEVELAND. AB. R. H O. A. * Hollywood. 18—0: 8en Diego. 3—8. appears Nats will be Fel- Lexington, Mass., for the five-man Bobo of and Bill Boudreau, ss_ 4 0 1 5 2 0 Pittsburgh Poland Sacramento. 9—2: Oakland. 8—1. ler's most team in a Four Softball Teams delightful stepping stone Keltner. 3b_ 4 0 1 0 3 0 championship shoot-off, of New York meet in a 10-round INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. TEXAS LEAGUE. EASTERN LEAGUE. to his goal of 30 games, but Bob Walker. If _4 112 0 0 492—124x125 to 492—120x125. bout under the W. L Pet. W. 1- Pet. W. L Pet. 'V. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. Heath, rl _4 13 10 1 In Manassas lights. W L. Pet. has had no time of _ 4t> 26 606 33 30 .525 Houston 46 18.7)9 Okl. City 31 37 .456 easy it in three Campbell, 4 0 0 4 0 0 League W!.gi> 34 25 .376 Hartford 24 27 471 Newark Syracuse cf_,_ 35 .470 35 7.0 .547 F. .31 .37 .456 Grimes, lb_ 3 2 2 7 1 0 Special to The Star. William t, 33 25.563 Scranton 27 31.466 Buffalo 38 28.576 Jer. City 31 Shrevep't Worth appearances against Washington. Dispatch 76 36 .436 Tulsa .34 31 52.3 Dallas 78 37 .431 Mack. 2b _ 4 0 0 1 2 0 31 27 .534 Springfl d 25 32 .433 Montreal 36 27 .571 Baltimore , He Elmira 262 t 30 30 trimmed Ken Chase. 2-1, in their Hemsley. c_4 117 0 0 Plummer and June 23—A .11 .525 Albany 23 33.411 Roches'r 36 28 563 Toronto 17 48 Beaumo 35 .402 S. Anto'o 41.423 Kampfer MANASSAS, Va„ Singh n 2S Feller, p _4 110 0 0 Fort Worth. 2; San Antonio, 1. first meeting this season and later Wilkes-Barre. 6—2; Binghamton. 4—6. Montreal. 7—1: Toronto. 2—0. ~ softball league has been organized 1—4. Rochester. 8—13: Baltimore. 6—5. Shreveport. 8—8: Oklahoma City. 5—0. outlasted him to In Feature Scranton. 3—1: Albany. 1 win, 4-0, in 11 I Totals ..._35 fi 10 27 ~8 Wrestling 12—6: Hartford 5—2. Buffalo 10—8; Syracuse. 1—2. Tulsa. 6: Beaumont. 0. here with four teams. Games will HOT ENOUGH Williamsport. Houston. 1. innings. He Sid WASHINGTON. AB R. H. O. A. E. Springfield. 4—3: Elmira. 1—4. Jersey City. 2: Newark. 0. 3; Dallas. thumped Hudson. Lou Plummer of Baltimore is back Archie. 3b _ 4 0 0 0 0 3 as one of the main attractions on be played Tuesday and Thursday Cramer, cf_4 0 1 2 0 0 0 Lewis, it _ 4 2 2 1 0 tliis week's rassling bill at Tur- afternoons on the Osbourn High TO FRY. EGGS! Travis, ss _ 4 0 2 3 1 0 Vernon, lb_ 4 0 0 12 1 0 ner's Arena. School athletic field. Bout With Louis Makes Conn Early, c _4 0 14 10 He is scheduled to oppose Hans In the loop are American Legion 0 Nova's Case. If .. 3 0 3 0 0 Yelp in September Bloodworth, 0 118 the semifinal match. No. 158; Manassas Volunteer 2b_3 1 Kampfer | Post, Lends Handsome Pan to Kennedy, p_0 O 0 0 1 o The main will be between Abe Fire Kiwanis and Movie Actor a Harness Fan; Kimbrough Ads 0 go Department, Cagney Racing Cigarette •Bolton, _ 1 0 0 0 0 Sundra. p_ 1 0 0 0 0 0 Coleman and Milo Steinbom. Chamber of Commerce. Jr. the Yankees’ farm boss, Around and About — Frankie at the recent California- By HUGH S. FULLERTON, Weiss, umpires Totals 32 0 7 27 Ifi "T (Pinch-hitting for Eddie Brietz) is 46 today. Dan Desmond, Parker credits his showing in the Western Michigan game (both •Batted for Kennedy in fifth. YORK, June 23.—Detroit sports editor of the Sioux City Cleveland 101 270 000—fi NEW national clay courts tennis to a former league players) a week to Washington_ 000 000 000—0 knew Journal whose contributions to baseball writers apparently ‘•new’’ flat forehand drive. Seems come out and admit they had Runs batted in—Heath. Keltner. Bou- what was to to this pillar have been welcome, dreau (2), Grimes »2). Two-base hits— going happen to us he’s had a "new” one every called one wrong in letting a Walker Lewis. Three-base the l*t week after hits—Walker, Dick Wakefield, the U. of Michi- got on job season for about six years, but it California player score the win- Feller. Home r u n—Grimes. Stolen even before he ac- laid up five weeks with a base—Cramer. Double plays—Grimes to gan mauler, being hasn't shown up at Forest Kills ning run from first on a wild peg Boudreau, Lewis to Vernon, Mack to Horace Stoneham that $45,000 bonus to sign broken leg. yet. The golf pros out at Inver- that rolled into the dugout, al- Boudreau to Grimes. Left on bases— cepted Cleveland. 4 Washington, fi. First ba* ► the When he heard has been over the Giants’ Clean rust and with the Tigers. looking ness say Sammy Snead might though the rules say the runner on balls—Off Kennedy 2: off Feller, 1. HlolvUK, 719 13th St. N.W. rtNN dUWLIINu ttNltK the fi: scale out of the of the Indians’ offer to top any farm clubs in Southwest. have avoided most of the trouble only gets two bases. Struck out—By Feller, b.v Kennedv. 2; FOR TOPS IN BOWLING. 1207 Tavlor St. N.» Taylor 8888 iooling by Sundra. 1. Hits—Off Kennedy. 8 In FOR OPENING._ _Free Parking Space of car. Avoid one of them That beller you heard Saturday with his back if he had Last-Minute Interview—Jockey 5 innings: off Sundra. 2 in 4 _WATCH system your other bid by $5,000, begun innings. CPU I WAV 204M NICHoLs AVE. 8.E will was Billy Conn when he Eddie Arcaro: ‘‘Those other colts Losing pitcher—Kennedy. Umpires—Hub- GEORGETOWN RECREATION DTILLHAI ANACOSTIA. D. C. overheating and sluggish "Briggs probably night treatments earlier. Marquette U., bard. Plpgras and grunted, Ormsby. Time—2:00. 28 Streamline All Alleys Mor- learned Lou Nova had been coaches and better this Whirl- Attendance—2,3.000. Modern Streamlined Bowlin* Alley* Maple call Bradley’s bluff again.” having changed stop chasing I22B Wisconsin Aye. Mich. 9149 Free Parting 18 AN KLIN 3:i;B engine performance. has left the Giants signed for the September shot school colors, is looking for a new away. He’ll break them down.” Du Pont Cooling System rie Arnovich KING PIN ALLEYS TAKOMA RECREATION ALLEYS for another draft with Louis. Movie Actor Jimmy nickname for its teams. Gibson Orders Is Otrlers—Harry Craft. I Cleanser dissolves to go home 24 Alleys Free Parking lrt Streamlined Driven rust, who on the Reds’ never had examination but expects to be Cagney, grew up White’s latest future-book prices the outfielder, 1399 R. 1. Aye N.E. Daa. 2373-9494 .11? Cedar Street N W._OF 0790 and cleans it out quickly well-known sidewalks of New make Bill Gallon 2-1 to win the idea of becoming a major back in a few days. Even if the any BROOKLAND Recreation Center LAFAYETTE BOWLING CENTER without reverse flushing. a harness- The until his football coach at has become Hambletonian next — docs okay his crockery molars York, August. leaguer 23 Alleys Park Bowl Eat RFp. 3900 doesn't fan and will drive his burpers are doing all right out Mississippi College made him on Diamond!, Clothin*. 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