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U MARTIN the OPTICS ADVANCE TO MEET gv WHITNEY most astonishing eating place. STANDINGS (AIDERS 21 m Random It accommodates about 900 at Come From Behind PARIS. Aug. Giants of a well-grounded observ- once, and must have been modeled RESULTS YESTERDAY lh° TO SECOND ROUND National League TONIGHT sweating it out all after an automobile PIRATES who. after assembly line, 9t. Louis S, Boston 4. is about con- when you reach the 1. ,r'. al the airport, end of the line 21.—Bat- Pittsburgh 12, Brooklyn GREENSBORO, Aug. New York 4. Air Raiders and the that the airplane is here to you are fully equipped from beans 4 Chicago 3, Bogue Field d To 3 other teams to the To Defeat at with 15 Cincinnati Philadelphia (night game) on the runway. to butter. tling Pirates will clash al Speaking of food, some- __Chicago, I Wilmington ,inC, right 1945 State this second round of the •’iL leader of party one should write an on American Leagne al current essay the Tournament here, :he American Legion stadium Ken Men’s Softball NEW YORK, Aug. 21.—(A*)—The New York 3-6. Chicago 0-2. scribes is Colonel Red Cross doughnut. the /stranded During the City Optical team of Wilming- Veteran Claude Passeau, who has 1 SEVEN CLUBS PLAN Washington 11, Cleveland S. 530 o’clock tonight. This will ba took seven of the nine endless waits for the Philadelphia 7-8, Detroit 6-7. rpids who transportation ton downed the Canton, N. C. team beaten the National YANK PROS DOWN the Raiders’ first to F when he was every club in Boston St. Louis 2 (first trip Wilming- awards Red Cross huts are a life saver FLORIDA 1, game). nrarv 4-2 last in a duel a TRAINING in night pitchers’ League except the Giants, met ton and the first time the Buci from West Point 1933. and if you do a little dua'ed get bogged between Miller of Canton and tartar the New STANDINGS again today when have a the field where we down from a diet of and TAMPA, Aug. 21.—(A5)— met Cherry Point aggrega- Hill, doughnuts Jordan of Wilmington. Yorkers struck from behind to de- PALE HOSE TWICE Fla., NEW YORK, Aug. 21.— OP) —Major B:\in visits to Lon- Blg! landed on two coffee every half hour it is better The Cincinnati Reds, one of a league standings including all day games tion this season. Both hurlers allowed three hits. feat the league leading Chicago of Aug. 21. scene of the Battle than slow starvation. dozen or more big league base- was the Where they Cubs 4 to 3. CHICAGO, Aug. 21. —KJS)— Two National Leagne Little was known of the Ma- a8' this The Optics featured four double ball teams that in tain. It was from bleak, come from is a mystery, but trained Teame Won Lost Pet. rine Airmen last night, except that , Br the With the Cubs leading 2 to 0, old New York Yankee pros team- during game. They Florida the was the _ 74 40 649 that the few they’re holes and all. plays in past, Chicago have some hitters expanse always there, the Giants across a pair 70 47 .598 they strong LoUte opened their scoring in the first pushed ed up on the Chicago White Sox seventh team to St. Louis_ : took off to chal- the signify today 63 52 548 among their semi-pro and profes- RAF pilots two of runs in the seventh to knot Brooklyn horde of Ger- inning by taking runs, the as Red hurled his its intention of returning next New York_ 64 54 .542 sional ? the invading Stars and Stripes keeps Gee Eyes to Cubs go today Ruffing players. first a walk and the second was count only have the 62 53 .517 Winston well spring to their old stamping Pittsburgh_ Earlier this month Field bombers, prompting posted on sports at home and in the next first shutout since discharge from 54 06 .450 Bogue l‘n on a sacrifice hit Neil to the front again Boston_ that never gained by grounds. defeated Davis 4-0 on the declaration races are •Cincinnati _-_ 45 88 398 Camp major league watched frame when Peanuts Lowrey and the Army in a 3-0 ooener and Char- Churchill's Cockerham. The Eyemen picked General 34 81 .289 Davis the owed so much to so closely. You can in an argu- Manager Warren •Philadelphia diamond, and following jo many get one more in the third Heinz Becker hit consecutive Keller lashed his jjave up inning. ley (King Kong) Giles telegraphed: “The Reds week blanked the same team at ment over various teams here as singles and were aided b. one of National Leagne few. , In the fifth frame Jordan walked first homer since leaving the Mari- are to return to Point 6-1. __ planning No games scheduled. Cherry easily as at the Yankee Stadium. Manager Mel Ott's rare errors. and scored on hit. time Service in the 6-2 finale. for if Bert Kite of the Buc- and expressions The hardest to in France Bailey's Tampa spring training Manager British speech thing get A triple by Rookie Mike Schem- didn’t allow a American Canton scored one run in the Ruffing Chicago facilities are available. We League caneers announced that his hurlers the Yanks. One said in is a drink of water. It is stuff 48 .till just er, his fourth straight safe blow, hit in the first five frames until Detroit _ 66 579 would puzzle fourth off a and an erroi have always regarded your be Johnny Wilbourne and wish these that build so single the Washington _ 65 49 .570 .Deration "I people they bridges over, opened the Giants’ half of Cass Michaels broke his lead- spell as one of the _. Pate with Wilbourne The by the Optics. The Canton ten city top training Chicago 59 55 518 Fish, prob- learn to talk English. lar as the French are concerned. ninth. Buddy Kerr, tvould Singles by ing off the sixth with a single. in the The ••St. Louis _ 57 53 .518 the most picked up their second and last grounds country. ably getting starting assign- are the Homecoming Gee Eyes are not and Hausmann, Cleveland _ 58 55 .513 Bobbies probably Billy Jurges George Although the Pale Hose bunched fact we have been there for 11 ment. run in the fifth on a walk and an -_ of all the when head for a the New York 56 54 .509 and respected kidding they place the latter two bunts, produced three of their five blows in the Kite his the courteous error the years is proor.” ••Boston _ 53 61 .465 says line-up in in- officers. They where can by Wilmingtonians. two runs to win they tank up on milk. needed the game. _ 36 75 .324 w enforcement sixth they couldn’t score. At Plant Field Philadelphia field and the outer-garden will re- It is nonexistent here. Tonight’s victory pits City Opti- Ace who Jack present •Playing single night game. stop a bank robbery, triple practically Adams, relieved (rmST in main unchanged. could cal against the Rex Stuart soft- GAME) Tampa’s baseball park, is ••Playing twi-night doubleheader. and arson by saying Even the picture of a cow would Brewer in the eighth, received The box: murder ballers in the second round games the hands of the Army but can’t do that. look And if this column is credit for the in his 53rd New York Ab R H O A heah! you good. not triumph are that It will be PROBABLE PITCHERS "heah. which get underway tomorrow Stirnweiss, 2b _ 5 0 0 2 2 indications know.” a sprightly sports piece, appearance as a relief hurler. The YORK. Aug. Junior Legion Games the law, you please Metheny, rf _ 4 0 13 0 back to the city within NEW 21.—(jp)—Probable Against night. turned pitchers for tomorrow’s overlook it this time. There is no defeat coupled with the St. Louis Martin, If _ 4 0 12 0 major league Other first round winners to- a few months. games. (Won and Lost records in Are win over cut the Etten. lb _ 3 0 0 10 0 pa- Postponed Again best food of the tour so far sport in standing around an air- Cards’ Boston, rentheses) The night were: Stainback, cf _ 3 0 0 8 1 Other clubs that have signi- beat- until th'nk are Cubs’ lead to five and one-half American found in, of all places, port pilots you the Grimes. 3b _ 4 0 4 2 1 return- League »a< MooreSville 2, Elkin 0. fied their intention of New York at CHARLESTON, S. C„ Aug. 21.— bewildered Nuern- are always games. Crosetti, ss _ 3 10 0 1 Chicago—Holcombe (1-2) battered and Roger they talking Allen to are: vs. (8-10). (.Pi— For the in three er, Jay 1, Laurinburg-Maxton Garbark, c _ 4 110 0 ing Florida Lopat second time mess is about. The box: London officers’ Boston at St. Louis — berg The AAB 0. Chicago Ab R H O A Cruffing, p 4 110 2 The New York Yankees and (2-twi-nlghtV days rain tonight forced postpone- Heflin (1-7) and Ferriss (19-6) vs. Jak- 3b _ 4 0 2 2 3 Winston-Salem Badin 1. Hack, St. Peters- ticki ment of a southeastern sectional 13, 0 Totals_ 23 3 8 27 7 St. Louis Cards at (11-10) and West (3-2). Johnson, 2b _ 4 0 12 Philadelphia at Detroit — Black (1-7) game in the American jun- Lowrey, If _ 4 2 13 0 burgh. Region Chicago Ab R H O A vs. Trout (12-11), Becker, lb _ 2 0 18 0 ior baseball tournament. The Cleveland Indians at at Not Moses, rf _ 3 0 0 5 0 Washington Cleveland (2)—Wolff Grimm 3 0110 Pafko, cf_ (14-8) and Holborow Meridian, Miss., beaten lb _ 4 0 2 0 Clearwater. (1-1) vs. Gromek yester- Cholly _ 4 0 12 0 Farrell, 12 Jolly ATHLETICS SPLIT Nicholson, rf and 0 Schalk, 2b _a_ 4 0 0 2 2 (15-7) Harder (S-5). and East Ind., mak- Gillespie, c _ 4 117 The Boston Braves at Fort day Chicago, 0 0 Dickshot, If _ 4 0 110 xSchuster _ 0 0 0 ing its first start here, had their Cuccinello, 3b _ 3 0 0 0 2 Lauderdale. Williams, c _ 0 0 0 0 0 rained out and will 0 3 Hockett, cf_ 3 0 0 2 0 Several U. S. Cities game tonight About His Cubs TILT ss _ 4 0 0 Worried WITH TIGS Merullo, The New York Giants at ss ___ 3 0 13 5 at 4 tomorrow. i'asseau, p _ 4 0 0 0 0 Michaels, try again p.m. --- 1 _ Miami, Tresh. c 3 0 0 2 0 Want Olympic Games East Chicago will air play Lee, p 2 0 10 3 -- OSCAR FRALEY DETROIT, 21.—innings: The winner will Dutchman with the soft heart, Hausmann, lb _5 900 ENTER TRAP nate a team. pro- BRAVES 8-0 LOSS him 0 New York _ 000 000 300—3 out of the box rf _ 0 13 that he wasn’t twice, winning Ott, 3 pic games, Avery Brundage, presi- ceed to Charlotte, N. C., next week tonight 1 1 Chicago 000 000 000—0 opined the 7 to 6 with a ninth Gardella, If _ 4 0 0 nightcap Error: Tresh. Runs batted in: Martin dent of the International Commit- for the national finals against sur- worried about anything despite Kluttz, c _ 4 0 0 3 2 21. •—
Strikeouts: More than 900 marksmen, armed attempted ■■My opener, retiring in the seventh with zTreadway _ 1 0 0 “We 18th Lee 1. off Lee 8 in 8 him to back London for next chuckled Charley. was Charlie “Red” Barrett’s Adams, _ 0 0 0 0 0 Hits, innings; with shootin’ start the a thing.” score his favor. p 12-guage irons, the 6-3 in Jittery 0 0 0 0 Johnson 0 in 1. Hit by
pitcher: by Lee out there every day to of the season, his 16th as a Cardi- zzMallory _ 0 firing tomorrow for America’s 1945 games. Had it not been for the just go Joe Berry lost the lead when Rudy (Stainback). Passed ball: Tresh. Losing hall with hustle, and nal and his second triumph over Lee. Grieve crowns in the first war, the 1944 Olympics would have play a game, York's ninth inning homer tied the Totals_35 4 12 27 12 pitcher: Umpires: Weafer. trapshooting let the
World Series take his former Boston team mates. zBatted for Brewer in 7th. and Pipgras. Time: 1:43. Attendance: national tournament been held here and representatives '.veil bu the A’s came back to major sports score zzBatted for Adams in 3th. (estimated) 10,000. of the British care of itself.” The box: since the end of the war. Olympics Committee score in the 11th on Irv Hall’s Score by innings: NOW SHOWING! look- SI. Leuis Ab R H O A capitulation came too feel it is only just that this coun- The banjo-strumming pilot 0 Smith's double (SECOND GAME) Japan’s Rebel, rf _ 3 10 5 single and Mayo 1:20, 3:15, 5:05, 7:00, 8:55 New ooo ooo 202—4 The box: late to ease the of shot- try should have the 1948 meet. and satorially—as Schoendienst If 5 12 10 on Artie Houtte- shortage ed—physically to pin the defeat Error: Ott. Runs batted in: Pafko. New York Ab H A 3 0 12 0 R O shells but the of Brundage said Minneapolis Is he meant what he said Adams, cf Haus- gun lifting gaso- if exactly third Tiger pitcher. Hack, Rucker 2, Becker. Kerr, Stimweiss, 3b _ 5 12 14 Kurowski. 3b 5 0 10 0 man, the His rnann. Two base hits: Gillespie, Hack. rf 4 112 0 line rationing is expected to boost “making perhaps strongest about being unperturbed. lb 4 1 2 12 1 (FIRST GAME) Metheny, Sanders, base hits: Schemer. Stolen bases: of American for as The box: Three Keller, If _ 5 12 10 the list last bid’’ any City hair was smoothed flat O’Dea. c _ 5 0 0 1 1 entry beyond year’s graving Ah R M O A Hack, Lowrey, Gillespie. Sacrifice: Mal- Etten, lb _:_ 4 0 2 10 0 1948 but that several in- ease in a Verban, 2b 5 2 2 2 8 Philadelphia 935. others, ne took elegant splashy 2 3 Double Kerr and Schegner; c _ 4 13 5 0 2b _ 6 3 3 lory. plays: Robinson, _ 4 3 4 3 3 Hell, Marion, sS on bas- tar- Detroit, New York, Chi- a Hack, and Becker. Left _ 5 0 0 2 0 The North American clay cluding of shorts, yellow _ 4 0 111 Johnson Stainback. cf led-striped pair p 5 0 111 Kish. If Barrett, es: Chicago 6, New York 9. Bases on Grimes, 4 10 0 2 and Los have been silk shirt, red tie and white sport Wilkins. If 21120 3b_^_ get championships—for both men cago Angeles, off Passeau 2, Brewer 2. Strike- _ 12 Smith, cf R 1 2 3 0 balls, Crosetti, ss 3 10 6 3 the of ex- Totals _ 39 8 13 27 and women—will be the event discussing possibilities shoes. 6 0 4 3 0 outs: by Passeau 5, Brewer 2, Adams L Gettel, p _-IS.-_ 4 0 10 2 big McGhee, rf _ invitations. didn't 5 1 2 11 1 Hit*, off Brewer 5 In 7 innings: Adams on the The tending official \ "No, the Giants get my Boston Ab R H O A Siebert, lb opening day’s program. 8 1 0 7 0 3 in 2. Wild pitches: Brewer. Passeau. Totals_38 6 11 27 11 Grimm stretching Wietelmann, 2b 5 0 18 8 Rosar, c main show is the grand American pants.'' grinned, 4 0 3 2 2 Winning pitcher: Adams. Umpires: Hen- lb 5 13 12 Kell. 3b _ cut on his hotel bed. "There Shupe. * line, Stewart and Ballan- Ab R H O A handicap, fired over 100 targets 4 2 2 1 0 Busch, ss # 1 Magerkurth, Chicago Holmes, rf —-- J J Time: 2:10. Attendance: 8,137 paid. the ain't f rom 1 0 Newsom, 2 0 0 0 0 fant. Moses, rf_ 3 1110 on Friday, the last day of nobody taking anything Aderholt, If _ 4 0 0 p- 2 0 0 0 1 Farrell, lb _ 4 119 0 the Cubs these And w e ’re Workman, 3b 3 0 0 0 3 Berry, p _ shoot. The event never has been days. 2b _ 4 0 12 1 4 0 2 4 0 Chalk, Ramsey, cf won twice in its n ot worried. 46 7 17 S3 12 Diekshot, If _ 4 0 13 0 by any person Masi. c 3 0 14 2 Totals _ _ 4 0 0 1 3 been "But then can’t too 3 8 Cuccinello. 3b never has you worry Culler, ss 3 12 3 NATSGETTI 45-year history, Ab R H O A Hockett. cf _ 4 0 12 0 much with the kind of lead we’ve zzGillenwater 1 0 0 0 0 Detroit won by a woman, and has produc- TODAY—THURSDAY 8 0 3 2 2 Mihcaels, ss _ 3 0 0 4 2 Hutchings, p 0 0 0 0 0 Maier, 3b scores. got now." 4 2 2 0 4 Tresh, c_ 3 0 0 5 0 ed only three perfect Hendrickson, p 1 0 0 0 1 Mayo, 2b Open the * * ® OVER TRIBE Humphries, p _ 3 0 0 0 1 or 10 former han- That’s all 1 0 0 0 0 cf WIN At least 1 Jolly Cholly over, zlvledwick _ Cramer, J J eight HIT. NO. 10:45 0 0 0 0 1 If in “good humor man” of basebal1 Singleton, p _ Greenberg, *221? winners were expected 0 0 0 0 1 Totals _ 32 2 5 27 7 dicap in zzzNieman _ 1 0 1 0 0 Houtteman. p Jimmy Wakely Dally who once was fired from this 1 21.—(A*)—The Score by innings: this field, including Leslie very Tobin, p 2 2 2 2 CLEVELAND, Aug, year’s o New York _ 030 000 201—6 same because he was too 4 12 27 18 Cullenbine, rf 8 0 11 made it four C. of 111., who broke “SONG job easy Totals _ 35 Washington Nationals Jepson Dwight, 5 2 3 14 1 Chicago _ 000 002 000—2 zBatted for Hendrickson in 7lh. York, lb _ cn his players. But he’s proving out of five from the erstwhile tor- Errors: Stimweiss.- Michaels. Hum- 97 x 100 to win last year. ss OF _ _ zzBatted for Culler in 9th. Webb, 5 112 THE „ once again that the will * 0 2 Indians an phries. Runs batted in: Stimweiss, The defending North Carolina players zzzBatted for in 9th. Swift, c 2 rid Cleveland by taking * Singleton 1 Metheny 2, Keller, Schalk. Diekshot. Two MARCH give out for a man who is with xHoover _ four titlists tomorrow will RANGE” Score by innings: 2 2 2 2 2 11-8 victory today, nicking base hits: Diekshot. Home clay target FIELD! 211—8 Richards, c Metheny, ■» them all St. Louis _ 121 000 2 2 2,2 of Hillsboro, AGNES the way and, after a 3 0 Tribe hurlers for 15 hits. Hickey run: Keller. Double plays: Stimweiss be Maj. Joe Hiestand A Mystery MOOREWEAO' _ 200 001 100—4 Benton, p JOAN fourth finish last in Boston 2 I 2 13th and Etten; Michaels and Farrell; Cuc- and Ft. Fla., and Mrs. CARROH.*^!****'*** place year Errors: Masi, Culler, Hutchings, xxHostetler Haefner notched his triumph, O., Myers, Kiddle 1*222 cinello, Shalk and Farrell. Left on bas- Thriller!!!! IS* "hich the Cubs finished 30 games Workman, Hendrickson, Wietelmann. Caster, p 2 was for Ruth Knuth of Indianapolis. Hie- 2 1110? ? ? 1 while Ed Klieman tagged es: New York 10; Chicago 4. Bases on Show in: Marion. Adams. Bar- Outlaw, If off the pace, they’re well ensconc- Runs batted his fifth loss. balls: Humphries 4, Strikeouts: Gettel stand broke 200 straight targets 10 A.M. rett 2. Sanders, Schoendienst, Holmes 2, ed on now in a 44 8 14 33 15 4, Humphries 2. Hit by pitcher: by a Sat. top way that Ma- Totals _____ The box: _ last without miss. Workman. Shupe. Two base hits: ... _ year CRIME DOESN’T PAT IN Rth. Ab R h o a Gettel (Moses). By Humphries (Etten). erases the word “care” from the lion 2, Verban, Barrett. Shupe. Holmes. xxRan for Swift in Washington Late Show 11:45 P. M. Fri. & Sat. Benton in 6th. cf * ® Wild pitch: Humphries. Umpires: Grieve, INC.’’ Masi.
Home run: Holmes. Sacrifices: xxBatted for Kreevich. ‘‘PHANTOMS, Grimm lexicon. J3 * } J and Weafer. Time: 1:48. Attend- BUY VICTORY BONDS Masi. Dou- Score by innings: Myatt, !b ? Pipgras “BEHIND PRISON WALLS” Rebel. Schoendienst. Adams, J l ance: Mid Special Cartoon Nove’/y three factors ~~~ 9,612. have put us where ble plays: Verban, Marion and Sanders; jrniiaoeipnia Vaughn, Jb «X> ®02 121 J 2 \ 2 2 ■■■■■■■■■■ *'* consistent Verban and Sanders: Workman. Wietel- Detroit _-_ ®°T® are—pitching, hitting Webb. Runs batted ins and mann and Shupe. Culler, Wietelmann, Errors: Kell, consistent fielding,” Charley Siebert, Kell, Smith, New York Grid Giants and Shupe. Left on bases: St. Louis 13. McGhee 2; Busch, explained. 2: Mayo, York. "You couldn’t want Boston 7. Bases on balls: Barrett 2, Webb, Swift, Cramer HANOVER base hits: Kish, Wilkins, Smith, Five Rookies anything better than our first Hutchings 4. Hendrickson 1, Singleton 1. Two Sign Up MAFFITT VILLAGE five, Swift. Three base hits: Webb. ss Strikeouts; Barrett 1, Hutchings 1. Hits, Maier 2; Kimble, a w‘ Ray Prim. Paul Hank Kell. New- 5 i Derringer, 2 in 1 1-8 innings: Hen- Home runs: York. Sacrifices: TODAY ONLY STARTS off Hutchings Siebert. NEW YORK, Aug. 21.—OP)—1The %se. Claude Passeau and Hank drickson 7 in 5 2-3; Singleton 4 in 2. som, Busch, Mayo. Double plays: Maier. Mayo and l o 0 0 pitcher: Hutchings. Umpires: Busch and Siebert; Pieretti, p New York Football Giants today Rorowy. They have been terrific.” Losing and York. Left on SYLVIA SIDNEY Goetz, Jorda and Reardon. Time: 1:53. York- Webb, Mayo five rookie and four TODAY! One of the club’s is the 11: Detroit 11. Bases -37 tl 15 27 8 signed players mysteries Attendance: 3,300. bases: Philadelphia Totals FRED McMURRY 4; Berry 1: Cas- R «■ ° A veterans for the 1945 season. The failure of big Bill Nicholson to on balls, off Newsom Cleveland 1- Tobin 1. Struck out: by Newsom IN t'«ng an ter newcomers are Ed Hintenberger, GAY! explosive bat. But no- Benton 2; Aster 1: Houtte- THE 5- Berry 1; Fordham end; Robert McKeown, “TRAIL OF body's worried. nian 3. Hits, off Newsom 9 in 6 innings EXCITING! Bcrrv 5 in 3: off 3 3 3 Louis PINE” Whv should PIRATES SWAMP (none out in 7thI: off Heath, U- Washington tackle; Eaton, LONESOME we?” queried Chol- 3 in 2; }1111 ? Benton 9 in 6 innings; off Caster Ross, 3b -‘— 3 California Tomaini, ‘‘We’re 0 in 2 3 0 n tatkle; Harry IN TECHNICOLOR !■'• doing pretty well as Houteeman 5 in 2 3-3: off Tobin Mackiewicz, cf 5 s and Richards. Winning Catawba tackle and Pat Pessa, East fhev had we know that Bill is really 1-3. Passed ball: Hayes c 2 2 2 2 1 forty- -1 Houtte- 3 3 THUR. AND-FRL 12 Berry. Losing pitcher: Cihocki, ss Haven, Conn., back. ustling. He's one DODGERS, pitcher: J blocking eight hours to of the best and Hubbard. man. Umpires: Rue. Berry Wheeler, ss DOUBLE FEATURE defensive men on 3I ®2 ® 9 i® 9 find the team and Time of game: 2:49. Klieman, p } happiness! too. 21.—UP)—'The -- ‘.tn' he's always a threat BROOKLYN, Aug. Salveson, p 9 2 2 2 ! ONE USED ^ " 'h a drove H a 1 GAME) bat even if he is in a Pittsburgh Pirates (SECOND of with a sev- The box: rO’Dea j- 112 9 2 a will from the mound A 0 0 0 1 SAIL BOAT *o'; slump. That boy Gregg Philadelphia Ab R H O Reynolds, p ^0 24c en-run attack in the first inning * 1 3 2 2 09c Hall. 2b * 13 27 12 beat 5 2 12 0 Totals _41 TOR SALE Grimm figures that if today and then went On to Wilkins. If the Cubs 5 12 2 0 zBatted for Hoag in »th. 12 to 1. Pete Kell. 3b _ right around the 100 mark the Brooklyn Dodgers rf- 4 10 2 0 Score by innings: TODAY ONLY! 1311 se| McGhee, 101 142 002 11 a home run with the 1 Washington _ victories it Coscarart hit lb _ 3 114 PICKARDS should be good Siebert, 100 202 210-8 0 _ _ 5 0 J 8 Cleveland "oiiEh for a bases loaded in the first and Jim George, c Runs 299 Market St. Dial 2-3224 ticket into the Series. 3 0 0 1 0 Errors: Binks. Hayes, Meyer. YOUR FAVORITE bat Coleman add- Smith, cf Cihocki 2, is, of course, unless the Russell and Frank 4 0 2 3 1 baited in: Lewis 2, Heafner, Busch, ss Heath 2, Myatt, TEX RITTER 20 on blows in the eighth. 4 0 0 1 0 Kuhel 3, Kimble, Rocco, a real hot ed circuit Newsom, p- Two base hits: ,trr°i.n?ls winning 0 0 0 0 0 Fleming. Kreevich 2. in he The box: Berry, p _ l'eak' added. “We have 12 4k • » n » Binks, Lewis, Kuhel, Mackiewicz, St. John’s Tavern Pittsburgh Ab R H O A Meyer, AND LEAD” teft 3 Three base hits: Cihocki, “LAW with the Cards and 3b 5 Totals _37 6 Hy24 Kreevich. 114 Et. ,,messe Handley, J J J 9 Rocco. Home run: Heath. Sacri- Orange games should decide the Gionfriddo, cf * 9 yNone out when winning run scored. Lewis, J J fices: Myatt, Kreevich, Haefner. Double Dial 2-8985 with Pennant.” Russell, cf l J J J 9 H O A unassisted); Cihocki, Mey- If Detroit Ab ft plays: Meyer AL ST. JOHN 'f Colman, Ross and Meyer. Left on DELICIOUS FOOD the Cubs win 5 ?1 i 3 12 ? 1 5 1 4 4 er and Rocco: the pen- Gustine, ss Outlaw, 3b J Clevleand ». Bases JOAN BARCLAY Shows J * * 2 * bases: Washington 9, Chicken In The Mr- Grimm to Dalilgren, lb Mayo, 2b 5, Ullrich 1:05-3:03 ri-v n"?Uld prefer J } J J J J on balls: Haefner 1, Klieman Barrett, rf --- Haef- — tr0it °r in the 5 11*5 ® 1. Pieretti 1. Strikeouts: Rough Friday DRAMA OF THE RANGE! fc. 5:01-7:00 Washmgton 2b 5 2 2 2 4 Cramer, cf 3 3 3 1, Hoag series’ Coscarart, J Klieman Ullrich 1. Hits, off If * ® 2 8 ® ner 1, 1, 9:00 Lopez, c Greenberg, 3 in 5 2 2 ? 2 2 2 ® ® Haefner 10 in 6 1-3 innings; Ullrich 1^^ p 3 0 0 1 0 Cullenbine, rf 7 make any difference Gables, J ® Pieretti none in 1 1-3' Klieman to !ld0esn ! lb 3 ® 1 1-3; York, 2? in 1 Hoag 2 in A lender said Chucklin’ 27 6 J in 4 1-3: Salveson 3 2-3; Charley, Totals_« 12 18 by lf fhat 1 ® ® ® ® 2- Reynolds 3 in 1. Hit by pitcher: rnanjo-playing zzHostetler pitcher: guv inUfu R H O A » Kiieman (Ferrell). Winning Brooklyn Ab Webb, ss- 1 2 Urn- nn^ctom could go all the 2 2 * Haefner. Losing pitcher: Klieman. va"v f ,s.onS 2b 3 0 0 3 2 Richards, c ? m W courageous Ml Stanky, J J J McGowan, Rommel and Passarella. we have a gootf 3b 4 1 piret: Chanel’ ,uisiana Galan. 2 ,2 2 Time: 2:22. Attendance: 15,000. a cornfor'aWe trip to Stevens, lb 4 0 0 10 0 eithe nf0(r 4 3 0 ® ® ® 2 Detroit or Walker, rf 12 Overmire, p e,t.her Washington. 2J Rosen, cf 4 0 14 0 Z.walker 2 2 2 ? remember,” he cautioned, 4 ® Pace sngnni, Olmo, If -— 2 2 2 Wilson, p [ J J J ! Germain, Suggs garters that heW uo zzzzTobin 12 2 2 2 bnsht k 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Golf Titles S°CkS' “We arPn,t Sandlock, c 5 1 Caster, p Amateur Gregg, p claiming X"H Pennant ? 2 2 J 2 2 15 27 13 ,k- yet. Too King, p oTtals _33 »banv 12 2 2 2 in 4th. FOREST, 111.. Aug. 21.— * ^ zPeacock ^ ® ^ zBatted for Overmire LAKE «*»>« 1 0 0 20 02 for Hoover in 8th. Dorothy of Lombardi, p zzBatted
—Defending Champion /twGarland "baseball.”haPPen in 8th. zzHerman 1 0 0 0 0 zzzBatted for Richards and Med- zzzzBatted tor Wilson in 8th. Germain of Philadelphia of Atlanta, Ga., ROLD Totals --3® 1 8 27 12 Score by innings: alist Louise Suggs _ 400 200 000—6 to ’Aa4tv—R,nDER zBatted for King in 5t'n. Philadelphia paced their respective brackets I ROBERT WALKER Aug' 21- <.«*> 002 000 302—2 Carol BiNC1T0N' zzBatted for Lombardi in 9th. Detroit _ in the 45th Wo- arowut an dis' Errors: Hoover, Outlaw', Richards. fire-round triumphs A. fa, MOM'S 4on story charge* Army Score by innings: meet STRAIGHT BOURBON andk7e11'nd former.South Carolina Pittsburgh 100 111 020—:12 Runs batted in: Siebert, George 3, Kell. men’s Western Amateur golf fuliw, 000 100 000— 1 Greenberg 4, Cullenbine 2, York. Two Club Brooklyn _ over rain-deluged Knoolwood S°ld t0day by the in: hits: 3. Three base hit: WHISKEY WashWt X Errors: Gregg. Stanky. Runs batted base Greenberg Redskins to Cos- Home run: Double course caen rt0n- the Chi- Gionfriddo. Colman. 2, Dahlgren. George'. Cullenbine. today._ Handley, Russell. Two plays; Busch and Siebert; Outlaw and ar(finals of the National carart 4. Olmo, Cas- BOTTLED IN BOND Prnfo Three base hits: Wilson, Hoover, Borom and in Overmire 5 in 4: Wilson 6 in 4; CLOCK hits: Walker. York; 'sional base Newsom 13k Football by: League. Gionfriddo. Home runs: Coscarart. Rus- York. Left on bases: Philadelphia 9, ter 0 in 1. Hit by pitcher, Overmire (McGhee and 100 PROOF I sell, Colman. Sacrifice: Gables. Double Detroit 11. Bases on balls: Newsom 2, (Cullenbine), by | f-idia Caster; Los- JAMES GLEASON increaset] hs population by l,iays: Brown, Stanky and Stevens; Berry 1, Overmire 1, Wilson 1, Caster 1. Sieberti. Winning pitcher: CAR?OOif Stevens. on bas- Strikeouts: Newsom 8. Overmire Wil- Newsome. Umpires: Berry, KEENAN 0 Galan. Stanky and Left 1, ing pitcher: GLENMORE DISTIT r Wk.. WYNN between 1931 on soson 1. Csster 1. off Hubbard, and Rue. Time: 2:24. Attend- FRIES COMPANY, iBCorponttei^LOUlSVILLE^gT.. and 1941 es: Pittsburgh 5; Brooklyn 8. Bases Hits, Newsom 14 balls: Gables 1, Lombardi 1. in 8 innings (none out in 9th); Berry 1 ance: 21,303. f\.. -«