Wright’s Hit in 11th Inning Gives Nationals 4-to-3 Verdict Over Browns Ruins Foe's Strategy Probable Pitchers Yankee Run in Ninth Title at Stake, Klein Gold Vein Features In Majors Today With Single That By the Associated Press. Is to Halt NEW YORK, June 17.—Prob- Enough Battles D. G. S. in Hilldale Benefit able pitchers in the major leagues Scores Case tomorrow: Streak American League. Tigers' Loop Feature Horse Show St. Louis at Washington (2)— Gets Clout After Lewis Lawson (1-3) and Kennedy (3-7) Beats Newsom on vs. Leonard (6-1) and Krakauskas Ruffing Clash South Ellipse; Elizabeth Marsh Rides Is Passed Purposely; (1-8). In Slab Duel, Being Two Teams Are Added Mare to Three Game Well Pitched Detroit at New York—Rowe Firsts, (1-4) vs. Hadley (5-0). Good in Pinches Hunters' Crown i Cleveland at Boston (2)—Feller By Departmental BURTON HAWKINS. By (10-2) and Hudlin vs. By the Associated Press. (6-3) Grove With the half a The Nats labored overtime in a first championship Pr Staff Correspondent ot The Star. (5-2) and Ostermueller (2-1). NEW YORK, June 17.—Like many ■weltering sun yesterday at Grif- of the National City League hang- WARRENTON, June 17.— Chicago at Philadelphia (2)— another winning streak, the nine- Va., fith Stadium to construct something in the Continuing the success that Knott (2-1) and Smith (3-4) vs. game march of the Detroit Tigers ing balance. District Grocery brought rather novel and fascinating. It her blue ribbons in the Landon Ross (1-5) and Potter (3-1). splintered against the rugged de- Stores plays Klein’s Tavern this was a two-game winning streak, School and Washington horse shows, National League. fenders of Yankee Stadium today produced when tubby Taft Wright afternoon at 3 o'clock on the South young Elizabeth Marsh of Boston at Cincinnati (2)—Mac- as the world champions bunched Chevy punched a single through the box in Ellipse in the feature of the Na- Chase. Md., rode her Gold Vein fayden (4-5) and Fette (7-2) vs. three hits for a run in the ninth the eleventh inning to score George to three firsts and the Derringer (8-1) and Grissom inning to win, HoO. tional City League. hunters’ Case from second base to beat St. championship at the second an- (5-3). Red Ruffling and Buck Newsom, Undefeated thus far, and with the Louis, 4-3. nual Hilldale benefit horse show New York at St. Louis—Lohr- the in the American of six Case had walked to launch the only pitchers scalps opponents dangling1 near here today man (3-2) vs. McGee (5-2). League.to win 20 games last year, from its collective belt. D. G. S. eleventh and scooted to second on Staged by youngsters of War- Brooklyn at Chicago (2>—Tarn- squared off in a scorless pitching rules a slight favorite over its oppo- Cecil Travis’ neat sacrifice. The renton, Casanova and New Balti- ulis (3-3) and Casey (3-2) or duel, with the big Yankee veteran nent, but odds and pre-game prog- Browns’ board of strategy then j more. the show' cleared over $100 Hamlin (5-4) vs. Dean (2-0) and getting stronger as the game wore nostications mean little in a battle ; ordered that Buddy Lewis be passed for the Fauquier County Children's Lee (5-8). along and the loquacious Newsom of this kind. can purposely, the idea, of course, being : Anything happen Home. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (2) — weakening under the strain. A record-breaking throng of more to make Mr. Wright drill into a dou- In winning the championship. Butcher (2-8) and Higbe (4-2) Then in the ninth inning the Yan- than 3,000 fans is expected to see ble play, | Miss Marsh and her 9-year-old vs. Bowman (3-4) and Swift kees broke out with their inevitable Bill Liggett, Klein veteran, try to Wright, who hadn't obtained a | chesnut mare won a blue in the (2-0). run. Ruffing himself started it with his team into a tie for the hit in his 10 previous trips to the pitch bareback class, then beat Col. worked himself a single, but was forced by Frank honors. If he succeeds a play-off plate, into a mild Geoi^e, owned by W. W. Gulick. jr„ Crosetti. Red Rolfe punched a low will be for the title, for, froth at what he chose to deem an necessary of Casanova, in the women's hun- liner into right field for a double and Klein has one Insult, and rifled a blast back at the only defeat against' ters and the touch-and-out. Tom Henrich blasted New- feet of Pitcher Jack Kramer. The j nearly it, a surprising 5—4 setback at the Col George, which Reds Score 3-1 Win, som's was reserve ball shot out into gloved hand loose with a hands of the rejuventated J. C. center field and champion, won the handy hunters, Case shot single which brought In the win- Flood forces last across the plate with the Sunday. with his owner up, and also ning run. picked winning run. REMINISCING—Ty Cobb (left) of baseball renown and Clark Griffith, prexy of the Nationals, Liggett will be opposed by Frank up several minor ribbons Bees Newsom to gain Though Slug allowed only four hits for Devers, cagey D. G. S. who Carrasquel Grows Weary. talked of the other days during the game here yesterday. Ty appears to be listener at this tosser, 15 points, 4 less than the cham- eight innings, but was in The Nats were their frequent has been responsible for much of his pion. having trou- trouble stage. from six passes he gave teams success this season. until » Both Alex Calvert, one bles up that time despite some ___ of the directors Vander Meer and four errors committed by two throw from the of pretty expert pitching by Alejandro right side, have the showy and widely known lor jittery teammates. Pinky Higgins his Carraaquel, who became extremely deceptive curve-balls, speed and horsemanship, picked three and George Tebbetts. He up weary and retired after the ninth, squeezed control. If they are in form it will ribbons in the Cincinnati Hurler Well out with the handicap class when bases loaded in the be a close and bitter he rode and Pete Appleton, for Kramer was argument. Daily Dan Derby Eve and second and third innings. Charlotte no weakling out there himself. in Pinches Teams Matched. N. into first, second and Supported Failure to hit in the Evenly The Browns produced a run in the pinches third place. spelled defeat for Detroit. The On paper the two are evenly first when Billy Sullivan walked, Of Series Opener Tigers loaded the bases in the first matched. D. G. S„ with such as Summaries. streaked to third on George Me- By the Associated Pres*. and got seven of their Barbour, Silverman, Sothoron, Fra- P‘,n:p*. 'inder 13 Quinn's sharp single to and eight hits W.. 2£dlp hands_Wor right in the first five den, Luekhardt and Spector rw»-C^eny ^*£0. owned by Harry Thorr * scored as Joe CINCINNATI, June 17,—The Reds innings. But Ruf- gracing nddPn by wmnle Browr Gallagher, the former S?Jel'-rlwond Tacpole 2e?- fing fanned seven and received the its lineup boasts a murderous array owned bv Mis*. Cb ariose Yankee, forced McQuinn at gave Vander Meer brilliant Nour** ridden bv John second, Johnny benefit of of batters and a Guliri; third Rue Lewis to brilliant support. sweetfielding out- by Sander?" Jimmy Bloodworth. ^sldd'^nor1?^0oacidle Ponie.v ^ngelinp support tbday to take the opener AB. H O. a. N. York AB. H. O A fit. And Klein is no less fortified ov*r 13 hands_Won hv Bt'ro1'M cl Peach Melba owned Washington accomplished the Cosky 4 2 H II Crasettl as 4 II 2 I by and ridden bv c of the series with the Boston Averin II II either at bat or with feat Bees, 4 2 it Rolte 3b 5 14 0 defensively §■ Diamond Bov by unique of manufacturing ex- Gen Renr-S,e”nd own"d ger 2b 4 .3 2 2 Henrich rf 4 1 3 j ridd7n bv Annie Laurie: no runs 3 to 1. Gr nb Moxley, Shipp, Scitt, Mathias, th,rrf <5 mei actly on three walks and a r lb 3 1 5 t> Dim’gio cf 4 n 2 u °*ned and nddfn Higgins 3b 2 111 Dickey c 3 2X1 Roache. the Ciomei brothers, and Pa.rlcia DSwn'^1- single in the second inning when The Bees outhit the Reds, collect- Fox rt_ 4 II 3 n Selkirk II 2 1 n n by Charlotte N Kendall. All other things owned hv C. Rick Ferrell sandwiched a double Cr cher 5i 4 1 2 1 Gordon ii being oy?,Thvhrn\v1,l1WoJ:\\ Hawkins ridden ing nine off the but 2b 3 2 1 bv Alex into the left-hander, Tebbets c_ 4 (l 4 1 Dahlg'Illb* 1 it 1 equal, pitching will decide the Coimiei George. o»ned and play proceedings, but the Newsom P 4 (I u ridded hfCd"d^tliiam 1 Ruffing n 4 1 o .3 ™ Gulick Ir.. third Dia- three double saved in issue. mond2..n„b> Boy owned Nats bounced back in the third to plays Vandy by B. R Grimes r,ar'd- Totals 33 S *25 It Over deu By Annie Laurie. a 3-1 lead. the Totals 33-T27_X in section B. Gilley Steel’s grasp jams. * Jumping -Won hy Gold One out when winning run -„?aiebao^ Vein Gelbert scored. Service Battery is expected to ?» by Elizabeth Charley started that in- Bees Score at Outset. secondVd f!Ld ,ndde11 Marsh Dclroit -000 000 Don—0 Charlotte N. owned by c W Haw- New clinch first half honors in its game kin.- ning innocently enough when he York- tiooiion mu — i ridden by Alex Calvert, third. Lav- Boston's run came in the first with C. ender. owned hoisted an to short center Errors—Higgins. 2; J. Dyer Co. This game also bv Col a E Peirce rinJFn easy fly Tibbetts. 2. Run by Barbara Herbster. on Warstler's double, a batted in—Henrich. Two-base hits-- is slated for the field, but Second Baseman inning sacri- South Ellipse, but bv ~V Johnny Greenberg. Croucher. Selkirk Rulfe. Stolen owileHUer ahacyi—Won Light McGee. and West's will under owned and ridden hy Sails Berardino muffed it and before fice single. They loaded bases—Higgins. Dickev Double plav— get way at 11 a m. The Spilmnn sec- lie ona Ciiarlotte N owned bv Dickey and Gordon. Left on bases—New C W Haw- recovered Gelbert was on the bases in the third, but a double Coast Guard outfit is undefeated in kins ridden bv a>x Calve-c perched York. 13 Detroit. 0 Bases on balls—Off third. Colonel erased the threat. off six and holts °''11<‘d and ridden by V. w. Gu- second. Lewis beat out a bunt down play Ruffing. 3: Newsom, ti. Struck out games decisions over hck^r B> ■ The McKechnie men by Newsom. 3. Wild pitches Bill the first base line, Gelbert evened the 2. McCrea’s Southwest Market Handy hunters Won by Colonel George sending —Ruffing. Umpires—Ormsby. Sum- owned and count mers and ridden by W W Gulick jr to third, and Gelbert scored in the second inning on Grieve. Time—2:30. Attend- nine and Frank Milan's Arcade second. and ance—IN. Golden Chalice, owned and ridden Lewis raced to third when Johnny singles by McCormick and Hersh- Market, its closest rivals, and should by Foster Anderson, third Gold Vein owned and ridden bv Elizabeth Marsh whacked a and a wild throw Warst- clinch the title. The Welaj sizzling double berger by complete Working hunters Won hv Light Mr- ever third. ler. Dick Errickson. who allowed D. C. Marksmen Seek schedule: S£n.?*?rd,..an,? .ridden by Sally SpUman: Kramer Supplants Mills. seven hits, kept the Reds down to Seftlon A . ,w Kirin Tavern \s D G S Soirh Ellipse. W Estalella then a one safety for the next three in- Wtfa.rv,r- GuU<* ”dd- by Bobby topped Rifle Team Berths Small Motors vs. J. C. Flood No. 1. Liium Ruxev" In Fairlawn. Blow roller down the third base nings. the sixth, they scored on Hunrpr pairs—W^n bv G'*ld Vein and Berths on IIE DIDN'T MAKE Tex vs. the civilian rifle team IT—George Case, the Nats' fleet lost the decision when he tried to TaWern Read s Pharmacy. East Top Mast, with EUrabe-h line and beat it out. That scored Goodman's single. McCormick's outfielder, Ellipse Marsh and J to the Marstellar up second. Light represent District in national add to his Cameo Furniture vs. McGee and Lewis and moved to double and a sacrifice base-stealing record at the expense of the Browns Dust hid the from Retail Clerks. No. Lavendar with Sally SpUman Welaj third fly. matches at yesterday. bag 2. Monument. and Bar- Camp Perry, Ohio, from bara Herbster. third. Colonel and that, it wras The game was view as Second Sacker Berardine Case Section B < I I A M.). George and developed, all the interrupted by a i 20 to tagged out in the first Inning. —Star Staff Photos. Arabian Echo with W w, Gulick August September 9. will be Wakefield Dairy vs. Arcade-Pontiac. Ir. and 'shower in the No. Lilian Rixev up. pitching Howard Mills, the Browns' eighth, but as play : at I. Fairlawn stake Saturday when the city's und°r 13 was was Arcade Market vs. Ross Jewelers. No. 2 hands—Won starter, to commit for the resumed Goodman, who drew a byh„P?-hI-hUo'1!.*' Cherry Bird. nwn*>d bv Harrv leading marksmen gather at Monument ridden afternoon. In came walk, scored on a Camp by Winnie Brown, second Bill*'. Kramer and single by Hersh- Simms for Wade s Auto Service vs Southwest Mar- ! the annual test. Thir- ?^nrd *nd ,ridden bv Pat rid r Dowr<** out went the Nats berger. Hurls ket. East Ellrnse. Third. Tadpole, owned pretty consist- i teen will No-Hitter; J bv Mis*; Cbar’ott* be awarded Three Tallies C. Dyer vs. Service South positions for Phils Garner Battery. Ncurse ridden by ently. Vandy's Control Early 16 Hits Ellinse. John Gulick Improves. the to the nationals. com- Pony hunters over 13 trip The Junior Learue <1 P.M.). hands—Won bv Welaj scored when Blood worth A11 the Bees but Majeskl got a hit 1 to 0 Sonn\ South owned arid ridden b*-- ^a- petition will be under the direction Loses, P B C No. 5 vs. P B C. No. 4 East tncia Downes second Ladv forced Estalella at but off Vander Meer. who showed more Ellipse 0wr*d and second, of Just C. Jensen of Get out the book, here's an- ridoen bv Pa'ricin rh;-d Maj. the Dis- Enable Athletics P B C. No. 10 vs. P G. B C. No. 2. D.pmor.d To Bov owned bv from that until the control than in Defeat B R. Grimes point 11th previous starts, tric National Guard. other one for It. Easily Monument. ndd*« by Annie laune. Kramer was a rather two Cardinals vs Orlando No 1 Monument-. rugged cus- walking men. It was his fourth The Saris Handicap class—Won bv test, to be fired at "A" tar- Mirhige, pitching for Uline vs. Denudes South Ellipse. Dailr owrmd and ridden by Aiex Calvert tomer, allowing the Nats four win in eight starts. Chi in a sec- gets, consists of 10 shots at 200 Alpha, turned no-hit League Shake-T'p. ond TVrbv Eve. owned b*- ,T Boston AB. H. O. A To Beat scattered safties. Cincl ti, AB H O A Chisox yards . Craft. Aip faltering city. Reserve singled to left, advanced to third a wrenched knee trying to go from will champion—Colonel Georee Two-Base hits—Warstler. McCormick Sac- rates Flood replace the District owned by W. w. Gulick. on Harlond Clift's to center rifices— collapsed defensively. Jr. single Cooney. Prey, Vandermeer. Double to plays—ifaieskl to first third. Russ Bauers, who has been nurs- Commissioners, which team with- and scored as Joe Glenn hit into a Warstler to Hassett. Vandermeer to Prey to Mvers drew because of McCormick. Pitchers to Rout Dee Miles to score Joe ing a sore arm. made his first ap- financial difficulties, double play. to Prey to McCormick. Werber to Prey to tripled 5-Run Final on the mound since while D. G. S. will take over Bu- McCormick. Left on bases—Boston. 7: Gantenbein and Wally Moses in the Dodgers' pearance May Esty Leafs on Throw. Cincinnati, ft Bases on bails—Off Errick- 30 in the third inning and reeled off reau of Engraving's franchise, Official Score son. 2: off Vandermeer. 2. Struck out—By first, and then crossed the plate on which was vacated ST LOUIS AB R H. O A T Estalella blushed a bit when St. Vandermeer. 5. UmDires—Messrs. Barrn. 7 to 5 four shutout rounds, allowing but because of its Cards, Sullivan if. 4 ! 10 0 0 Moran and Sears. Time—1.45. Attend- to an out. In the third Moses four muster its full _ knotted the score 3-3 in infield Hands Cubs hits. Rookie Bill Clemensen inability strength Hoag cf. _ 5 12 2 0 8 Louis at ance. 7 706. By the Associated Press. Inning McOuinn. on Miles’ for The new lb. ___ 5 O 2 15 i tripled and scored single, pitched the eighth and allow- games. entries will o the sixth. had doubled ninth, Gallagher, rf. _ .3 Myril Hoag ST. LOUIS. June 17.—The New 1 l n 0 and in the eighth Dario Lodigiani ing four more runs. give Interior a merry chase for Clift. 3b. 5 0 1 2 6 0 to center to start the inning and Quaker " York Glenn c. __ 5 o o 4 0 Giants battered four pitchers to on a the second half moved to third when singled, went second secrifice A1 Hollingsworth started for the flag, and there is Berard.no 2b._ 4 0 0 McQuinn for 16 hits 5-to-0 5 9} today to extend their and on Caster's Licking but was scant that the Heffner, ss. 3 o 0 2 4 0 glanced a single off Bloodworth's scored George single. Phils, relieved in the second possibility first half By the Associated Press. Mills, p _ 1 0 1 0 O 0 Tossers winning streak to nine games with Kuhel doubled and scored on will survive the glove. Gallagher then filed to Esta- Wyche's 7-Up Joe by Sylvester Johnson when he champions second Kramer, p. 3 0 0 1 2 0 a 7 to 5 over the St. Louis lella in short triumph Gerald Walker’s single in the opener CHICAGO. June 17—Tlie Brook- walked the first three Pirate batters. round undefeated. This week's left field. Hoag had Totals 38 3 8*31 10 2 Cardinals. and lyn Dodgers smashed five runs schedule: no Intention of for for Chicago's first, run. Bejma j Helped out of a tight a •One breaking ths The *spot by out when winnii.- run was scored. Set Swift Pace in victory brought the soaring on Kuhel’s double in across the plate in the ninth double Tomorrow: Flood vs. after the but he did scored the inning play. Johnson hurled effec- Interior, WASHINGTON AB R H O plate catch, New A E Yorkers within half a game of seventh for the other. today to beat the Chicago Cubs. 5 and North Ellipse. Case, cf 3 1 0 3 0 0 and scored when Estalella loafed tively received credit for the Gelbert. the second place Cardinals. to 0. and Rookie Whitlow ss. 4 10 2 2 0 his throw to second base. Chicago collected eight hits from give victory. Tuesday: Maritime vs. D. G. S.. Travis, ss. 10 0 12 0 All of the St. Louis runs came Wyatt, the National Phila. AB H O Lewis 3b. _. 5 1 2 0 2 0 The Nats crammed the bases Industrial the victorious Caster, while the As League’s lead- A Pitts. AB H O A East Ellipse. Bolling lb 5 3 K Welal rf 2 113 0 0 Loop from homers—Terry Moore getting ; ing pitcher, his sixth 2 p W'er.rf 4 0 11 hit three for 15 without Interior vs. Wright _ 3 with two out in the seventh when Sox pitchers safeties. victory Mueller.2b 4 0 2 3 V'ehan ss 4 12 4 Thursday: Maritime, rf 0 1 3 0 0 A cleat-marked mat in the one a Estalella If. _ 0 0 door with mate aboard in the Chicago AB H. O. A. Philn. AB.H.O A defeat. Scott rf 4 3 0 ] Snhr lb. 4 111 1 South Ellipse. 3 1 4 0 Estalella walked. Bloodworth o Bioodworth. 2b._ 5 0 singled first half race Be.ima \’b b 2 4 G'nfn.2b .1 1 2 Arno h If 4 3 o Bell.If 2 11° 2 3 4 0 of the Industrial first. Mize his 10th For the was Ferrell, c " to center and Ferrell walked, but Johnny hitting Kuhel. lb 5 .2 0 1 Moses, cf 5 2 4 0 eight innings game Marty.cf 5 2 5 0 Mueller.c lilt) Friday: D. G. S. vs. Flood. 4 0 1 4 ,j Prichard ___ League, which Heurich Brewers won of the season with one on in the Walker If 5 1 o O Miles rf 4 2 O 1 an airtight hurling duel between May 3b 4 3 2 2 B b iter 2b 3 12 1 lb 3 o 111 0 0 Bob Prichard grounded out to choke Radeliff rf 4 »» 1 n 4 12 0 Srha'in.ss 5 2 4 2 3 O Carrasquel. p. _ 2 0 10 3 0 after a with Russell second and Don Johns n.If on five H'dlev.3b 2 3 play-off Motors, Padgett getting Wyatt hits and Earl Appleton, p. _ 1 0 0 0 0 0 that hope. Appling.ss 4 1 6 2 Brucker c 4 2 2 0 Lefty Millies.c 4 2 2 0 L W'er.cf 4 12 0 Connie tossers are another in the .‘1 4 1 n.lb 4 0 10 0 Whitehill on H'sw'th.p 10 10 Berres c 0 Wyche's 7-Up eighth, forcing Harry Kr vich.cf 1 Chap four. But two walks, 2 14 Totals Carrasquel led off the eighth with McNair..'lb l o 1 n L. ie’ni.2b 4 2 H 5 Johnson.d 4 10 0 ‘Fletcher 110 0 -36 4 10 33 15 ~0 showing signs of renewed Ufe in the Gumbert's removal. three singles and a double wrecked o o St. __ Tresh.c 2 4 Ambler.ss 2 1 2 2 Clem’en.p 0 0 1 1 Duel Louis __ loo 101 Otto Of, —3 8 double to center, but promptly was * Congress-Press second half and threatening to take These fireworks left the Giants Dieinch.D o O o o Caster.p 4 .'1 0 1 Whitehill's game and Vance Page Bowman i o o 0 Washington 003 000 000 O' 4 off second Catcher Glenn. 10 0 1 --- Sewell.p o tt n 1 picked by the a Frasier,p Runs batted in—Gallagher (21 honors without struggle. undaunted. scored twice in o o had to be called in to finish. Bailers 0 o Welaj. the 11th rolled around and They •Marcum 1 o Totals ,25 15 2? 12 p 2 2 Estalella. BioodivgTih. Wright. Two-base Finally O o o 1 Sisin.lf 2 10 0 Going into the second week of the second on three singles and Brown.p A fluke hit opened the way to hits—Mills. Welal. Hnae Carrasquel Sac- was O o o 0 In Softball Wright right. tSt'nber Slated rifices— Welaj. Gallagher. competition, the Beverage Boys are two sacrifices, four times in the Total* 4o Irt 27 10 33 9 lfi Carrasquel, Brooklyn's triumph. After Dolph Totals 27 Double to Tra^i.s _ plays—Clift Berardino on of the with two Totals 24 8 24 1 1 •Batted for in to top heap straight | fifth on five hits and a final run Camilli and Ernie Kov and walked. Berres seventh inning. McQuinn. Gelber' to Bioodworth to •Batted for Frasier in .sixth. Batted for Clemensen in ninth inning. Prichard. Lef’ on bases -St. Loan 7t victories, and although they play in the ninth on three Leo Durocher's bounder took a bad I singles. -iBatted for Brown in ninth. Philadelphia 340 ono Washington. 14 Bases on balls—Off Mills. oo4—11 Here 6 4: off Heurich and Old Milwau- N. Y. AB H O. A Si a Carrasquel. 3: off Kramer. Tuesday L AB H. O A Chicago JOO non 100—2 hop for single to score the first Pittsburgh nio 000 010— 2 July 0: off J. M'e.lf. 4 i) 2 n G't'se.llb. 4 12 1 Appleton, J. Struck out—By Kramer 2. kee Thursday, they expect to make Philadelphia 201 000 Olx—6 run. Runs—Bolling. E. mueller (3). Scott <3>, Dave Freeman, Sprris.lf 1 1 ii ii j B'n.ss ft (I 1 2 Wyatt brought in the next Lowell Thomas, nationally prom- Cairasquel. J: by Appleton. 1 H.«— Mary Arnovich. Marty «2), Scharein. it four in a row the Ripplp.rf. ft 3 O n T M'rp.cf. ft 2 » n Runs—Beima. Kuhel. Gantenbein Moses two with a Vaughan. .Milkv 5 in 2 innings (none c;i- in during period. single and Ernie Lava- Bell. Errors—Suhr. Mueller. inent radio Dnnnms.c ft 2 ft n M'd'k.lf. 4 0 3 n *2'. Miles. Lodigiani. Runs batted in— Vaughan commentator: Babe Ruth third 1: off Kramer. 3 in 8>, innings off Russell which was on the Runs batted In—Scott. Motors, Oil.3b 4 2 n n S'eh'r.rf. 4 0 2 0 Walker. Kuhel. Miles i2». Johnson. Caster. getto finished the job with a double May (3). Marty and Gene have been Carrasquel. 7 ju Ti Innings: off App’eton 1} <*’». Moellpr. Arnovich. Scharein. Tunney Invited 1 in 2 of from B nnrn.lb. ft 1 13 2 P d t.c.lb. 4 3 4 0 Two-base hits—-Kuhel (2). Johnson. Am- to Bolling. innings. Winning pitcher—Appleton verge withdrawing the center. Two-base hits—Marty, Fletcher Vauchan. to officiate in the Whittemore Head ! Dp'p.cf. 4 12 0 3 ti bler. Three-base hits—Miles. Moses Sac- softball game be- Losing pitcher -Kramer. Umpires—Mes«r« Mlsp.lb. 3 4 Brook'n. AB. H O A Mueller. Three-base league, has been relieved of internal Cht'ze.ss. ft 3 3 ft Myprs.Sb. O (I 1 II rifice—Ambler Double play— Beima to Chicago. AB. H. O. A. hit—Klein. Stolen tween Basil. Rue and Geisel. Time—2 31. At- ; Almada cf ft 2 4 (( Hack :lb 3 3 bases—Bolling <2>. Sacrifice—Scott Dou- members of Congress and the I K m *.2b. 3 2 I fi Crp*ni.2b. 3 0 11 Appling to Kuhel. Left on bases--Chicago 1 1 lendance--1.880. friction and is expected to be as Lava o.3b 4 3 1 3 ble plays—Mueller I G'b't.p 2 111 (King 1O0O 10: Philadelphia 0. Bases on balls—Off Herm'n'Jb 4 0 3 1 to Scharein to Bolling Press Club which will be played at a Moore rf 4 0 3 (I Galan.lf 4 10 0 to 8charein. Baucrs to Vaughan to Suhr. much of factor in the second half W. Br n p. 0 0 0 1 Bow'n.p. 2 0 0 1 Brown. 2: off Caster 4. Struck nut—By Camilli. lb 3 nil n Qleeson.rf 3 1 4 0 May to Bolling. Left on bases—Philadel- Griffith Stadium, 6, for the Badminton Lists Cooppr.p o 0 O ii Dietrich 1 by Frasier. 1: bv Caster. 2. July as it was in the first. The schedule: Phelps.c 3 0 3 0 Revn s.cf 4 <1 2 0 abia. 9: Pittsburgh. 7. Bases on balls— •S Martin 1 0 0 n Hits—Off Dietrich 4 in 2 innings: off benefit of charity. All games on the Ellipse. Tuesday— Koy.lf 3 0 3 (I O.Ru'l.lb 2 7 0 On Sewell. 2; off Hollingsworth. 3; off P Dpan.p. OOOO Frasier. 7 in 2 innings off Brown. 4 in 4 West, T-Up vs. Heurich. Wednesday— :t Duroc'r ss 3 2 1 3 Bartell.ss 3 0 2 4 Bauers. 1: off Clemensen. 3. Struck out — Pius Schwert. »7 tfc* Associated Press. Owen.c. 10 0 0 innings Hit bv pitcher- -Bv Caster Representative from ARE HOT NIGHTS North. Russell Motor vs. O'DonneU’s. Hud'n.2b 3 0 12 Manc'so.c 3 0 8 1 By Bauer*, 1: by Clemensen. 1: by Hollings- Shoun.p. 0 O o 1 . Losing pitcher--Dietrich. Um- Buffalo, is the Thursday—East. Old Milwaukee vs. '-Up. pires—Messrs. Pipgras. Quinn and Mc- Wyatt.p .4101 White'l.p 3 0 0 1 worth. 1. Hits—Off Hollingsworth, none managing lawmakers SEATTLE. June 17.—Dave Free- in 1 SLEEPLESS Saturday—East. Old -Paae.D _ o 0 0 0 inning: off Sewcl!. 8 in 2 and to NIGHTS Milwaukee vs. Russell Totals 38 16 27 15 Totals 37 9 27 6 Gowan. Time—1:50. Attendance—2.500. innings; expects place a strong team man of and Motor. Totals 32 8 27 9 Clemensen. 4 in 2 innings: off Johnson. Pasadena, Calif., Mary on the •Batted for Cooper In sixth. Totals 31 5 27 11 P in 8 innings; off Bauers. 4 in 5 innings. field. Already signed to Whittemore of Boston were ranked * Batted for Crespi in eighth. Wild pitch—Clemensen. Winning you? Brooklyn _ooo 000 005-—5 pitcher— play are Representative Leo Allen for the badminton stars of the Na- New York 020 040 Johnson. Losing pitcher—Sewell. Umpires atop 001—7 Chicago _ OOO 000 000—0 of Illinois. St. Louis 220 OOO Yankees Shift —Messrs. Ballanfant. Klem and Camp- Senator Jim Mead of tion 010—5 Hughes Runs—Almada. Durocher. won’t today. Runs—Ripple. Danning. Dem- Camilli.#Koy. bell. Time—2:23. Attendance—3.741. New They Baseball's Six Bonura. Wyatt. Errors—None. Runs butter in— York, Representatives Merrit of J Rankings were compiled by West Big aree (2), Chiozza (2). J. Brfism. T Moore. By the Associated Press. To Newark Farm Durocher. Wyatt 12>. Lavagetto (21. Two- New York, James P. of be any 3d. of H. Padgett (2). Mise.. Error—Chiozza. base hits—Durocher. Lavagetto. Three- McGranery Frasier, Philadelphia, Runs batted in—Kampouris (2). J. Moore. By the Associated Press. Batting (three leaders in each league). base hits—Galan. Gleeson. 8iolen base— Philadelphia and Lon Floger of more if you Brooks Crosby of Boston and Orville G AB R H Pet Ott. Bonura. Gumbert. Ripple. T. Moore Hack. Sacrifices—Moore. Phelps. Double Undefeated Tru-Blu's (2>. Mize (21. Padgett. Two-base hits— NEW YORK. June 17.—'The New North Carolina. take a committeemen of Arnovich. Phillies 51 107 36 78 .306 plays—Lavagetto Hudson and Camilli: tip H. Mills, Seattle, Ripple. Danning. Chiozza. Home runs— McQuinn. Browns 51 208 43 76 .365 York Yankees announced Mancuso and Bartel. Left on bases- The Press Club will T. Moore. Mize. Padgett. Stolen base— tonight War Veterans present a from a the National Badminton Association. McCormick. Reds 52 207 40 73 .353 Brooklyn. ': Chicago. 0. Bases on balls Play experience and install Hoag. Browns 47 104 37 68 .351 J. Brown. Sacrifices—Gumbert (2). J. they had released Infielder galaxy of stars including Eric Fried- Mrs. Del Barkhuk of Seattle. 1937- Roy —Off Wyatt. 2; off Whitehill. ft. Struck A torrid softball battle is ex- Foxx. Red Sox. 43 161 41 55 .342 Moore. Ott. Kampouris. Left on bases— out.—By Wyatt. 2: Whitehill. 8. Hits heim. New' York. St. Hughes to their Newark farm in the by Tony Demma, Harlan Miller 1938 women's champion, slipped from Bonura. Giants 52 102 40 65 .338 15 Louis. 8. Bases —Off Whitehill. 7 In 82s innings: off pected tomorrow when the on balls—Off Bowman. night and Leon Runs Ratted In. 3: off Dean. 2; International League. Page. 1 in '» inning Wild inches— Schloss. first to third in the J: undefeated Tru-Blu nine BREEZ-AIR place rankings. American League—Greenberg. Tigers. 51: off Shoun. off Gumbert. 3. Struck out— Whitehill. Um- engages "Buffalo" By Bowman Hughes came to the Yankees Losing pitcher—Whitehill. She lost this to Helen Gibson Williams. Red Sox. 40: Gehringer. Tigers. 2; by Gumbert. 3: by W. pires—Messrs. Ptnelli. Goetz and Reardon. Mdrris Bealle's Irish War ______^— spring 43: Veterans Walker White Sox. 43; Wright, Sena- Brown. 1. Hits—Off Bowman. 9 in 4ft Wednesday from St. Louis in the Time—-2:2ft. Official attendance. 8,027. ATTIC FAN of Westport. Conn., who in turn tors. 43. inn mgs: off Cooper. 2 in m innings: off in the feature half of a double- P. deal which sent Outfielder Joe Gal- bowed to Miss Whittemore in the National League- McCormick. Reds. 44: Dean. 2 in 2 inning: off Shoun. 3 in 1 header at Seat Pleasant. At the Sion of Goodman. Reds. 42: Bonura. Giants. 41. inning: off Gumbert. 9 in 7*3 innings: off lagher from Newark to the Browns. the Moon Turned on after sundown, it finals. The rankings: Horae Runs. W. Brown, o in 12-. innings. Wild pitch— Otts Neilson will twirl for the WEAR American League—Greenberg Tigers. 15: W. Brown Release of reduced the Griffs' Records forces out the accumulated Men—(1) Dave Freeman. Pasadena. Winning pitcher—Gumbert. Hughes Vets. In a day’s Foxx. Red Sox. 11: Selkirk. Yankees. 10. losing Ditcher. Bowman. Battinr. preliminary game at Umpires—Messrs. Yankee roster to 24 one hot air and draws in the cool Calif.; (2) Walter Kramer, Detroit; National League—McCormick. Reds. 11: Magerkurth. Stewart and Stark. Time— players, G. AB. R. H. 2b. 3h.HR.RBI. Pc. 8 o'clock Dr. Pepper's vastly im- MERTZ air (4) Lombardi. Reds. 11: Camilli. Dodgers. 11. 2:33. Official paid attendance—3.122. under the limit. Kelley 1(1 8 0 4 0 0 0 0 .500 night through the windowa (3) Kenneth Quigley, Cleveland; Lewis 4 5 88 .324 proved forces engage Sunshine Ar- 48 185 32 60 10 below. You can in cool W. C. Sykes, New York City; (5) Kraka’s 13 25 3 8 0 0 0 1 .320 cade sleep 3 2 17 .318 Laundry. comfort on Ham Law, Seattle; (6) C. P. Case 54 230 46 73 7 Tailored die hottest summer Omitanl 12 40 3 12 2 1 0 4 .300 nights. Stephens. New York City; (7) Dick Gelbert. 31 77 20 23 4 2 0 12 .200 Prichard 5 14 0 4 0 0 0 1 .285 You a Seattle; <8i P. Vansco. New Skunk Award in Pet Twin Bill at Oxon Hill Clothes will wain Yeager. Captures Leading Show Wrlrht 40 104 32 55 11 6 1 43 .284 I Established 1898 tt' York «9> W. Schell, Boston; Myer 46 173 21 48 6 0 0 17 .27', •r reiresnea, rarur City; 6 7 3 28 .277 Two games will be played at Lin- Travis 46 173 21 48 P to go. (10) H. Seavey, Boston. Red a Bdworth 0 20 3 8 2 0 O 2 .276 coln Stadiuni, Oxon Hill, this after- HOT Sox, Takes Prize for Most Named 35 22 34 8 3 5 15 .266 WEATHER Women—(D Puppy, Being Appropriately Estalella 128 a, Call u* for M#y Whittemore, West 34 115 17 30 4 2 1 13 .261 noon. with New Center Market Boston; (2) Helen Gibson, Westport, By the Associated Press. Haynes 10 23 1 6 1 0 0 1 .261 meeting the Aztecs In the first SUITS prices. ately named pet. Bell is left Dicky Wharton's Allen 62 6 16 3 1 0 10 .258 game (3) Mrs. Del Barkhuff, Seat- pigeons, Welaj 24 Conn.; CENTREVILLE, Md., June fielder for the Centreville Red Early 22 63 4 18 5 2 0 8 .254 at 1:30 o'clock. At 3 o'clock Pair- Electrical Power—Appara- Gale’s Letha 0 tle; (4) Zoe Smith, Seattle; < 5> Mrs. 17.—A skunk bantams, Taylor’s Crasq'l 12 17 2 4 1 1 1 .235 mount Plashes tus carried off top Sox. Samuel Briscoe's terrier. Leonard 12 28 0 8 0 0 0 0 .214 Heights meet the Specialists—Repairs— E. A. Behr, Baltimore; 16• Mrs. C. crows, Millie Findley’s small De 1 3 0 0 0 1 .2(81 Llncolnettes In a — — honors at Centreville's second Fusty, knocked down a first prize dog, Shonr 7 15 softball fray. $24.50 Rewinding; Generators 0 0 0 Masters n 8 5 0 1 0 .200 — Morkt. Chicago; (7) Miss M. Hogan, annual Motors — pet show today. as the most suitable pet. Raymond Warner's Chesapeake Ferrell 31 137 15 27 6 0 0 14 .187 Transformers New York (8) Miss P. Dono- 15 54 5 8 0 0 0 3 .164 Tailored to Order Electrical City; The judges ruled that the Turtles, terrapin, snakes and Bay entered in the Bluere Machinists—Wir- <9) Miss E. sporting dog Chase 11 28 1 3 0 0 0 1 .163 van, Buffalo; Petrie, skunk, “Sweet Pea,” owned lizards were in the 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 ing;—Supplies. Repair by entered, class class, and alley cats owned by Applet’n 6 High Clou But Not High Priced parts Boston; (10) Miss C. O. O'Donovan, Allen Gale of Crumpton, was for Irish, a turtle owned Pltehlns. for all makes of motors. reptiles. Marion Morris and Virginia 1 Detroit. without doubt the most H. BB. 80. IP. OB. CO. unique by Mrs. F. Naylor Emory, took Ingells. Masterson 16 7 24* and 14 28 75* 1 CENTRAL pet entered, he got the home the blue ribbon for the Tamarack won a first for HYDRAULIC”'! place 28 18 65* Mertz & Mertz j Anocostia Cards Ahead special prize. best in his class. Eloise Orrell in the pedigreed * ••BRAKES Armature Works, Inc. Red Sox, a H Chesapeake Bay Other first-place prizes were. cats class. 405 11th St. N.W. D ST. N.W. Anacostia Cards hung an 8-4 owned Alton Bell, won won 625 puppy by by T. Herbert Everett’* Betty Fox’* Tony placed firet H. J. shiner on FROEUCH, Mgr. NA. 3660 Night AT. MO* Randla Highland*. the prize lor the most approprl- Dalmatian, BUI Robinson's eurr, In the competition for poniee.

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