: ■■■■■ III 'I ■' ™ \ \ ———^ Nats' Hudson Presses Tribe's Boudreau as (Rookie of Griffith Claims _ M. _:__ Year', Sid Rated Club's Best Weird Marks Stars Yesterday Br the Associated Press. Dutch Leonard and Oee Walker. Hurler Since Senators—Leonard kept elsht ^lts Young Kansas Defeat spaced, and Walker nude four eon- City aecutlre hits In stopping White Sox. Frits ostenaueller and Bob Doe re. Red Sox—Former's two- shutout re- Fred Marberry lief pitching for. five beat All-Star Team Tigers In first game and latter's four- By homer In first showed war to rlctorr In second game. Much Talent Lined Up Bill Dicker. Yankees—Broke up at Plate game with Indians br singling home To run In 13th inning. Help Washington, Luke Hamlin. Dodgers—Held Cubs Of Wild Base Runners to three hits. Owner Declares Hugh _ Mulcahr. Phillies—Shut out Climaxes 5-3 Game Cardinals on live hits. Paul Derringer, Reds—Won 12 th By BURTON HAWKINS. game of season br scattering eight hits Br the Associated Press. against Bees. Clark Griffith hoisted his awning KANSAS CITY, July 18.—It was a eyebrows, adjusted his elongated cigar to a more jaunty angle and weird night of baseball and after said, “If can be it was all over the Kansas City classified as DUNLOP a rookie, and I think Blues had lost a 8-to-I decision to he’s generally as such accepted by the American Association All-Stars. the public, then I’d call him the BISON outstanding youngster of the year. Festivities opened with 18,499 fans “He’s carrying that Cleveland club cheering an uiflplre and were cli- on his back. He’s a swell shortstop, maxed in the eighth by an odd a really good fielder with a fine arm, in which Catcher John and he hits li^e sin against all kinds Riddle of the Blues made both put- of pitching. Off his performance outs at the plate. thus far I’d say he’s the outstanding The setting for the peculiar dou- rookie of the season. ble killing put Ab Wright “Understand, of course, I’m basing with the bases loaded and the score this just on what these rookies have tied at 3-alL accomplished so far. Little Dominic He lashed a hit deep into center Di Maggio has been playing great field, and two of the runners count- 5.50-17-$6.45 ball recently, but he really hasn’t ed easily. Roberto Estalella, another played enough to warrant considera- Miller gardener, hesitated at second, 6.00-16-$6.75 tion. He hasn’t had a chance to HE then continued charging until TCDIK SI.50 CASH DIDN’T MAKE IT—Odell Hale, Cleveland lnfielder, made a and throw from Fielder show his stuff until lately, but he desperate Right Tommy Henrich. As it turned out, the run would have tagged by Riddle. Wright was only ICnMO BAL. MONTHLY looks like he’s be a spectacular slide for the plate in the second inning of the with the Yankees won for Feller and the a step behind Estalella at the plate gonna big help game Bob Tribe. As it was,'the Yankees finally grabbed the ImMIm mr *M Urn to in New York and was the second victim. He was Boston. yesterday, but Catcher Bill Dickey nailed him after taking a great decision, 4 to 3, in 13 innings. —A. P. FULLY GUARANTEED No. 2 is our Wirephoto. credited with a double. “My rookie, though, rtt .it r«4. nrwtttt own . I rate him over Another novelty was the scoring of »«4 Mn. in. tm u imi Marvin Breuer of the Yankees, Herb two runs by Kansas City in the Nash of Boston, Harold Newhouser Broken Thumb Hurts Major Leaders Griffs' Records fourth without a hit. Four walks Third-Base Jinx Still and an turned the trick. and Johnny Gorsica of Detroit and By the Auoeleted Prtee. Bothers error Emil Bildilli of St. Louis. Porter American Leant. Bsttins. Huck Geary, young Minneapolis

_ O. AB. R. H. SB. was the star of the Vaughan of the Athletics might de- Batting—Wright. Chicago, .861: Rad- „_. 8B.HR.RBI.Pft. shortstop, game. Newsom's Chance cliff st. Louis. .366. Visitors as Four Errors Delbert 18 49 7 20 7 1 0 7 .408 into a real His double in the first touched off velop , but we Runs—Williams, Boston. 68: Mo- by Evans. 9 13 1 62003 .384 don’t know anything about him yet Cosky Detroit, 67. TravU. 68 2*6 32 89 21 5 0 33 348 a two-run explosion; he drove in Runs batted In—Greenberg, Detroit. Myer._ 81 90 16 29 6 0 0 13 322 because he hasn’t pitched but four 77: Pont. Boston. 68. Lewie.. 81 825 68 102 19 6 4 33 314 Buck Fausett, another Miller, with McNair Tie Walker 82 389 53 107 20 Mark 4 7 67 J07 or five For Slab Mark Hits—Pinner. Boston. 106: Wright. the third run in the fifth and was games. League Bonura 75 292 42 Chicago, and McOoaky. Detroit. 108. 84 16 3 8 46 .288 Named Best Since Early. 43 125 16 36 6 2 2 6 one of the runners to score on 1940 Marberry. Doubles—Greenberg. Detroit. 81. from the miserable man- Masterson * .288 Jtdy It, Boudreau. Cleveland. 28. Judging tomorrow In the finale I 103 14 2 35 383 in the “Hudson is the best rookie pitcher £?“Perrell §2National League. ritory properly styled Krake 15 15 1 2 10 0 1 .143 tMftnBH* «*r*l Algerian Brian. Dl it for you WHOLESALE. hot corner is Dutch Leonard, after three fail- Chase. 18 43 3 6 0 a* youngsters in the minor leagues, by BOSTON. July 18—Babbling Batting—Danning. New York, .861; plowed dally at noon. 1 0 8 .140 VtHBP May, ures to snatch his ete-.^resnlrn break-1 Washington people TIME the I’m not blind—I know we Philadelphia. .328. To that particular bit of real estate 10th. win of Fltehint. way. Buck Newsom's of Runs—Hack, Chicago, Factary *• Tabaeca H and MONEY comma DIRECT hopes breaking 58t Prey, Cin- the owe the campaign, succeeded f \ by need a and a cinnati. 57. Nats their four-game win- yesterday, O. H. BB. 80. IP. G8. W. I \ Benatra Blendes R shortstop the CO. L. to PAUL BROS. badly and I’m major league record of 19 con- Runs batted in—Danning. New York, ning streak. checking Chicago with eight hits Car’q’l 10 16 9 9' 14% 0 0 3 1 doing something and Mize. St. Louis. 60. Lnrd 19 171 37 64 163% 19 15 10 9 1 and a shutout after the Yourt for about it. We need a second base- secutive pitching victories appeared Hits—Herman. Chicago, 101: Dan- While Jimmy Bloodworth, replac- registering H ds n 22 141 55 53 134 14 9 8 9 nlng. New York 06. first when Joe Kuhel Mast'n 16 75 46 38 10 man, but not as ing the ailing Cecil Travis at third inning, rammed 73% 3 3 6 Jertram's Near Wholesale Values too, urgently. Buddy shattered today, along With the Doubles—Hack. Chicago. 27: P. Mc- H’ynes 18 62 22 19 6 3 j his 16th of the season 52% 1 6 The Nation’t H Myer and Bloodworth can Cormick and Werber. Cincinnati. 21. base for Washington, has been M'f’do 16 57 31 35 55% 3 2 12 \ Plus able to Jimmy thumb on his hand. per- Pive Maker Jk being trade your handle second base throwing Boston. 9; five tied in flawless Cleve- over the right-field fence to score Chase 18 131 77 50 120 17 8 5 11 between them ^Triples—Ross. forming fashion. Gelbert 2 5 3 1 4 0000 910 14th St. H.WTI older car for a good, fair price. The Detroit who Skeeter Webb ahead of him. 1 another year if we don’t come up pitching ace, Home runs—Mize. St. Louis. 24: land’s Ken Keltner and Chicago’s Krafc's IS 57 33 29 47 5 0 0 1 Nicholson. Chicago, and Fletcher, Pitts- with somebody. has won his last 13 starts, suffered burgh. 12. Eric McNair have appeared to be McNair Allows Nats Two Runs. DOWNSWING PRICES “I can’t bring up Vernon the while Stolen bases—Prey, Cincinnati. 11; handling hand grenades. narrowed Mickey injury yesterday taking Reese. Brooklyn. 10. They’ve Washington Chicago’s 1935 DODGE TRUNK SHiA to play first base until fall. I a throw from Rudy York after cov- Pitching — Fitzsimmons. Brooklyn, succeeded in booting the Nats into margin to 2-1, with McNair’s SEDAN; lew milease |(4U 8-1; Sewell Pittsburgh. 6-1. aid, promised Bill Terry that Jersey City ering first base on ’ sixth place, only four and one-half 1936 in their half of the first. George PLYMOUTH DE L. could have Mickey all season and I slow roller in the fourth innlag of games behind the fifth-place Chi- COUPE; best tires Case and Lewis Case ain’t gonna go back on my word no the first half of the double-header cago outfit. Buddy walked, 1933 CHRYSLER 8 #ORE matter how much it costs me. He’s with the Red Sox. Protested Tilt Keltner was a pathetic picture at moving to third as Walker smashed TRUNK SEDAN #£40 hitting .325 and he’s improved a lot. Despite the pain, Newsom re- Brings third base in the Cleveland series. a off McNair's glove. When 1936 CHRYSLER ARTS “There’s BED.; radio, heater #£40 some doubt about that mained in action and faced five Against him the Nats authored more McNair recovered the ball he threw first base job, though, because we more batters before he retired the cheap hits than they've obtained in 1936 PLYMOUTH TRUNK SAAR wild past Webb at second base in 3-DOOR; best #£00 have another fellow. Jack Sanford, side. Then he submitted to medical Confusion to M. A, months, bouncing balls off his rub- an force 1937 FORD S3 who’s gonna give Mickey a attention before ber glove in a stream. attempt to Lewis, allowing SEDAN; scrap quitting the park. steady When radio, heater #£ 13 for that position. Sanford’s batting After X-rays revealed the he wasn't bungling Case to score. break, fielding oppor- 1936 DODGE TRUNK 3- has 18 tunities he was The Nats 9QOE average dropped points in Manager Del Baker ordered him to Softball Event occupied in throwing locked the score at 2-2 DOOR; modern #£03 the last week, but he’s still leading return to Detroit. erratically. in the fifth, again with help from International Business Machine 1937 CHRYSLER ROYAL; #M#E the Piedmont League with .359. Baker said Newsom would be out It may be infectuous, for yester- McNair. Lewis drilled a single to SEDAN; overdrive #003 ten's protest of an umpire's de- Nephew Swatting Steadily. of action from 10 days to three day McNair committed four errors right with one out, scooted to second *1037 PLYMOUTH DE L. 96SA cision in its softball with "Then there’s that nephew of weeks. game at the same spot, equaling an Amer- on a , and was safe at TOURING SEDAN #0«W Standard Linen had the Middle mine, Sherrad Robertson. He’s with Newsom predicted he would be ican League record now held jointly third on the same play when McNair Atlantic tournament somewhat con- Charlotte, too. and the first month back in action July 27. by five players and last tied by Pinky dropped Catcher Mike Tresh’s throw. AH Fre*h Stock 1940—1940 he was there he fused todatft The Machine crew didn’t hit .100. He Higgins in 1938. Two of those mis- Buddy scored as Walker beat out a CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH went seven bowed to Standard, 4-5. in an games without a hit in upset, cues figured in Washington scoring flow roller to Shortstop Luke Ap- "Carrying An Heuse Cert one ii> the second half of a twin bill stretch, but now he’s murdering in as the Nats dealt the White Sox a pling. NEVER TITLED Schmeling Training last at Ballston Stadium. that ball. night 5-2 defeat. Three runs in the eighth captured Unconditional BIG SAVINGS I. B. M. finished the game under "He’s hit 20 home runs, pulled As Nazi Parachuter Foes the contest* for the Nats. Walker when a rival Fumbling Steadily. 193* OUVsUk 6 CM ; ZlffiS his average up to .253 and he’s protest player was singled to center for his fourth 18-MONTH By tbe Associated Press. ruled safe at third after first Washington now has benefited radio, heater __ #0311 leading the league with more than being hit after Lewis had flied from nine opposition errors in its straight r-:-s 1933 LINCOLN CUSTOM 60 runs batted in. NEW YORK, July 18.—Max called out, on the grounds that the out and 9QIM He’s a fine last four games, six of the Bonura walked. At that Brand New! Firtt Line! GUARANTEE! SEDAN; like now #0311 fielder Schmeling, former world’s heavy- bag was not anchored securely. juggling and. nephew or not, he’s acts been juncture Bill Dietrich was replaced 1937 DE SOTO TRUNK In the curtain-raiser having staged at third BetaO Ot’B Tn Save (SSE gonna be his weight boxing champion, is in train- 16-year-old Clint Brown on radio given chance if he base. Over the same stretch by the mound for SIZE Lilt Price Sale Price Per Tire SEDAN; #083 ing as a Nazi parachute trooper, so Billy Sullivan pitched no-hit, no- Blood- keeps playing like that. worth has been Chicago and Brown started by fan- 1988 PLYMOUTH TRK. Edwin Columbia run ball for Pow- enjoying something $10.45 SJBA “We’re gonna have a better reported Hartrich. Tru-Blu, blanking Bloodworth. 4.75-19 $5.45 $5.00 3-DOOR; black ... #4011 ball of a siesta, 6 chances ning but Broadcasting System correspondent ers Builders. The victory placed handling only CHO/S®*®* Ttreg club, it takes time to build a in 54 innings. Buddy Myer thumped a single to 5.25- 18 $12.20 $6.45 $5.75 1938 CHRYSLER ROYAL 9EHf| at Berlin, in a shortwave broadcast Tru-Blu in the final round sched- TRUNK SEDAN good team and most people are Travis, left, however, scoring Walker, and 5.50- 16 $12.40 $5.75 #3UU today. uled tomorrow night. incidentally, probably will $6.65 too impatient—they want a winner return to when Left Fielder Julius Solters 6S345*Csh°££ 9S 1988 GRAHAM SEDAN; #604 action against $12.80 $5.85 00*16 etc. I Chicago threw wild 5.50- 17. $6.95 / j2 ■spereharter. #343 every year. said this team would tomorrow. Cecil has hit past Tresh, Bonura ad- 6-00x17 safely in $13.95 / 4-50x21 1939 PLYMOUTH TRK. be worse before it better. Con- 17 vanced to third and Myer to second. 6.00- 16 $7.85 $6-10 fEBE got consecutive games and his .348 3-DR.; radio, heater #333 sarn it, we’ve gotten worse, but Jimmy Pofahl then punched a dou- 6.00- 17 $15.10 $8.25 $«.85 batting average isn't calculated to !:S£l! 1938'CHRYSLER CONY. we’re be Wants Sons to Ball ble to Bonura and / u!T5*'« #EflA gonna right, * better, lots better. Dykes Play retard the Nats’ progress. scoring 6.25- 16 $15.70 $8.65 $7.05 6JSx16 / CPE.; radio, heater #3011 “Give this a ball Myef. B. H. / I city good club Meanwhile. Harris $19.20 $8.35 5-50x17 1939 DE SOTO TRUNK and Manager Bucky 7.00- 16 $10.85 f Sp»J6 SRiR we won’t need night baseball. was to send ■°0xl6 i SEDAN; heater; A-l #043 if to the mound White Side Wall Tires Proportionately The fans will turn out to see a Make today good Only They Big Loop against Chicago’s Jack Knott LOW team in the day time, but I’m not Harris will MOSTLY ONE OWNER By LEWIS F. ATCHISON. their lives being back and employ youthful Walter Last gonna put in lights anyway until Fights Night la.______A [ CHOICE OF TERMS this war situation settles some. You wants his two boys Runted By the Associated Press. NEW YORK.—Henry can’t tell what’ll happen with things to be if they can make mSrs^Ttheyc^tgetlothetoP Armstrong. pall players as well rack and 139. Los Angeles, welterweight cham- in the world the Sw might up pick, Official pion. Lew way they are now men if Score stopped Jenkins. 135(4. the big show and business a good Sweetwater. Tex., lightweight cham- PAUL BROS. and when I invest $100,000 or so I *• can’t. 18 of the * * pion (7; non-tiUe): Pancho Villa, want the outlook they Jimmy, jr., years old, business^ wffl00:.... a3b f % 127(4. Mexico, outpointed Sammy Chrysler-Plymouth to be a little Y0Tg sws*.«»—::: sweet are here with nSt inch and plays Venti. 129. Brooklyn (4): Leo Rodak, brighter.” and Charley, 16, £ fool!" 137. Chicago, outpointed Johnny Bellus. down a regular o Next week, when the Nats head the Chisox on their current Eastern tw°'Jfheld Slter'i.1 i xf 8 ? 138V«. New Haven (8): Everett Right- 5220 WISCONSIN wrixht. rt482080 mire. 131. Sioux City. Iowa, and Sal West, will head South to with the 4 0 0 2 4 0 Bartola. 128. Boston, drew (6). Easy to Pork WO. 2161-2-1 GrifJ exam- swing, toiling daily team in *> T?ShD*;“-Z;:1 resn. c 4 n o 1 « COLUMBUS. Ohio.—Jack ine several McNair. (Buddy) promising performers in game practice. 3M...Z:iZZZ 2 0 0 2 1 4 Walker, 194. Columbus, outpointed the Piedmont Dietrich, d- 3 0 0 0 0 0 Johnny Whiters, 197, Pontiac. Mich. League and the South- “Sure I’d like to see them play Brown, o- — 0 0 0 0 0 0 (10). ern Association. The success of his ball,” said Dykes senior today. totals -30 "i ~8 24 15 journey probably will be watched “Why not? Baseball has been good "s more WASHINGTON. AB R. H. O. A. E keenly than the Nats’ road to me and they can get as much Case, cf _ 3 i o 1 0 0 record for, in a measure, the Nats’ out of it if as much into Lewis, rf_ 3 1 »o 1 they put it. decades and also 1 3 BRAKE LINING future ago piayeu walker, if :::::: 4 1 4 4 8 0 rides with him. But I wouldn’t want them to Bonura. lb spend on the football team. _ 3 1 0 6 2 0 Bloodworth. 3b_ 4 0 0 1 2 8 t ANITA CO LIT Is jimmy looks short- Myer. 2b- SI 1 4 l n New York’* most pop- stop-knows how to handle n *«-.—- 4 0 3 0 1 0 BRAKEL(N(ng- prettyhimself Ferrell, ss- 3 0 0 6 2 0 ular model Piel's asked and has ^ Leonard. D_ 3 Used a 0 0 2 2 0 Exclusively Miss Louis for'Soft' fast uttle tricks Colby, as a fa- Sought Fight company, picking up Totals-30 ~5 ~9 27 10 "7 of the trade isua ftnd MILLER DUDLEYS miliar figure in ctfe Chicago 200 000 000—2 ■ 1716 WSt.N.W NORTH 15831 to the Under Turner the youngster■ win JJJJiJoli8hhave mor Washington- 100 010 03x—5 society, take f°r his Rons susjauiarajsra®3®Bi5,'5ia' FLAVOR TEST. Sponsorship £ _ .batted in-JKuhel (2), Walker. El Gabriel Menendez, Senor Joe Joe and let it go at that.” he else> ou Pofahl (2), Myer. Two-base hit—Tresh. gete nothingvaT?|^ else'out'of traveling Home Turner’s maker of matches for the “You want run—Kuhel. Sacrifices—Kreevlch I FREEMAN’S FINE SHOES I I should say twent’ fi’ with the club. Chariey » thy 42). Double nlays—Ferrell to Bloodworth. in New to Webb to Kuhel. Leonard to prizes fights business, is thousan’, boss?” Gabriel inquired. at second, too. but f h be- Appling Myer, Worn millions of men with Webb to Kuhel. Left on bases—Chicago. B by York for the can j§ today big conference “You say it under your breath hind his older brother ior ui ^f. 6: Washington. S. First base on fe" ball£— pride. $5.56 'and up. with Joe Louis’ board of managers. if you want to, but when Off Dietrich. 4; off Leonard. 2. Struck out U they’re ference to be noticed. —By Leonard. 3: Dietrich. El Gabriel will his by 1: by Brown. toot bugle about listening talk like you’re in a flve- How does Jimmy, sr-. u*c thelr 1.. Hits—Off Dietrich, 7 In 7Mi innings; what an attraction Louis would be and-dime store. You know what I off Brown, 2 in % inning. Wild Ditches— EISEMAN’S—F at 7th 1 chances of making Dietrich. Losing pitcher—Dietrich. Urn- In Washington against some fair mean?” “Don’t ftslc me, *°°Irinnedi “be- Dires—Messrs. Moriarty. Hubbard and Rom- | »• mel. Time—1:60. to middling heavyweight—somebody “Hokay, hokay,” smiled Gabe. iu«v Attendance—2.800. like Bill Boyd—and £he managers “Joost live it to me. 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