Jtoening Jjfef Braves* Tobin 4,003 See His Two No-Hitters D. June 1944—A—12 Only C., 23, Regrets Washington, Friday,
2,556 Attend as Vet Needs Second to Put Sports Program Lose or Draw For Local Fans TODAY. Win, * Handcuffs Phillies Lifetime Average GRANTLAND RICE. Baseball. By Washington at Boston, In Game Over .500 Mark Camp Springs vs. Cameo, West Two 9-Footers Are Latest Boxing Mastodons 5-Inning Ellipse, 5:30. Er the Associated Press. By JOE REICHLER, After the of Primo Camera at the hands of Max Baer, TOMORROW. collapse BOSTON, June 23.—Pitching two Associated Press Sports Writer. right and left, it generally was conceded that the day of the mam- Baseball. no-hit ball games in less than that Jim Tobin, after eight years as a moths and mastadons was about ended. Joe Louis, ranging from 201 Washington at Boston. Jim major league pitcher, boasted a .503 many months is very thrilling, Cameo at Fort 5:30. to 205, waa figured to have the ideal heavyweight make-up. Then Billy won-lost percentage today—and Myer. Tobin, the Boston Braves’ star you Conn, at 174, almost overtook Louis. This was another crack at the can chalk up that .003 surplus to admits but he does pachyderms In favor of faster-moving animals. knuckle-bailer, yesterday’s-no-hltter—his second of Apparently you can’t keep these dinosaurs out of the picture. The lament that a total of only 4,003 saw the season—against the Philadelphia Bridlespur Show List Phillies. troglodytes keep beating back. him perform those prodigious feats. A day or two ago I took this matter up with Damon Runyon, when A skimpy crowd of 2,556 was al- The Boston Brave ace had a tough time For who should drop in but Eddie Walker? And who should Eddie Walker most lost in the vast Braves’ Field hurdling that .500 mark. After Sunday Is Varied when Tobe retired losing 31 games in 1942, the most in be talking about but big Ben Moroz? stands yesterday Bridlespur horse show will be held a double- the league, the veteran knuckleball It seems that big Ben Moroz is a Ukrainian, born in Philadelphia all but two Phillies during starting at noon Sunday at the header that was called expert had a lifetime pitching record 23 years ago. Big Ben Is 7 feet 2 inches tall and weighs 293 pounds. He nightcap Meadow brook grounds on the East- after the fifth inning because of of 60 wins and 60 losses. Last year is 9 inches taller than Camera and some 25 pounds heavier. West highway. On also he divided 28 decisions to retain his darkness. April, 27, here, Five hunter classes for the fox Walker says Moroz looks good in a gymnasium, that he moves .500 only 1,447 cash customers saw Jim level. Prior to yesterday’s game, chasers also admits there Is some include a hack and hunter, around neatly and punches very well. He back the without a hit big Jim had won seven and lost turn Dodgers ladies’ hunter, working hunter, road room for and that Big Ben won’t be rushed until he the dis- seven for an 82-82 won and improvement over regulation nine-inning lost hack and green hunter. seems to be ready. • tance. record. Jumpers can do their leaping in a Then we ran across Good-Time Charley Priedman. who has a "Where were all the fans, where's The hardest working pitcher in warmup, novice Jumper, knock Chinese In tow, 7 feet in height and weighing close to 300. Good-Time the photographers?" the grinning the majors—his 13 complete games down and out, open jumper and Charley is the prospector who dug up Camera. Tobin wise-cracked when baseball is tops for both circuits—allowed modified Olympic. writers swarmed in to congratulate only two walks in the abbreviated As a variation to the usual local Willard and Camera Were Best of Giants him for his No. 2 no-hitter. They contest, which was called at the end show program a flve-gaited saddle explained that threatening weather of five innings because of darkness, class is carded. It might not be a bad idea to match Charley’s Chinese against probably frightened away many of with the score 7-0 in Boston’s favor. Poet entries will be in order. Ben Moroz and let nature take its course. Big his admirers and that failing light Only one other pitcher, Johnny The two heavyweight giants who reached the top were Jess Wil- had sent the photographers scurry- Vander Meer of the Cincinnati Reds Thorn of NRS Clouts around 6 feet 6 inches in lard and Primo Camera. Willard, height, ing long before his latest epic was LAST FOUR—Here are the semifinalists in the Women’s Western Open golf tourney at Chicago, in 1938, has hurled two no-hit games halted. weighed in the general neighborhood of 260 the day he met Jack reading left to right: Betty Jane Haemerle, who upset the defending champ, Patty Berg; Dor- in one season. Vandy’s were regu- Homer for 5-2 Win lation Dempsey, 25 years ago this coming July 4. Wants Limited Credit. othy Germaine, Babe Didriksen Zaharias and Jeanne Cline. —A. P. Wirephoto. nine-inning games, however. Naval Receiving Station nicked But the most mastodonic of heavyweights was an Ottawa Negro "Never mind how many saw you ■ ■ ■ -—.—---- ♦ ------.. Phils Win, 1-6, in 15 Frames. Fort Myer, 5-2, yesterday, although by the name of Henry Johnson, who scrambled around from 1898 to do it, you’ll go into the record book The Phillies took the opener of the latter outhit the winners in sn with Vander the 1900. Johnson was taller than 7 feet and weighed more than 300 Johnny Meer, only the twin bill, 1-0, in 15 Innings on Industrial League game. other to turn in two Leads Are at Stake Three Girls pounds. • major leaguer Zaharias, College Ron Northey’s home run. It was Leftflelder Slim Thom got a no-hitters the same season,” a con- the season’s 1-0 and homer in the fourth with Weight, however, can be an overplayed proposition. One of the longest affair, two on. soling writer said. Then he asked Bill Lee and Charley Schanz eol- Fort Myer_OOO 000 020— worst fights I ever saw came about in the meeting of Willard and Carl In Western Bows * 12 S Tobin, "Don't you wish you could In Boys' Club Tilts Semis; Berg loborated to shade hard-luck Bill NWS-010 301 00s— ft 7 0 Morris. Their total ran a trifle more than 500 displacement pounds finish up the last four innings?” By th» Associated Pres*. pion and a junior at Rollins College who went the route Linden wood and Stalllnci; Zimmerman Tomorrow’s scheduled games In Javery, for the and Overly. and on that night neither could have beaten a good welterweight.. CHICAGO, June 23—Three col- in Florida, gained the semifinal Braves. “No,” Tobin replied. “Let is stand the Boys’ Club Baseball League may Fitzsimmons. weighing around 165 pounds, came close to killing as it is. I’m to have it round of the open for the third time Whit hurled his first very happy break a deadlock for first place in lege lassies and 30-year-old Babe Wyatt com- Mott and Teams Id Dunkhorst, at 300 pounds, almost tearing his head off with a single Let in six years. She drew one of the of Logan that way. Vandy continue to be the midget section, where Central Didriksen Zaharias entered today’s plete game the campaign, allow- top favorites, Dorothy Germaine of the punch. acclaimed as ‘double no-hit.’ I’m Branch and Palls Church are tied ing Giants only six hits as Gain Diamond Titles semifinal round of the Nation’s No. Beaver stu- satisfied to be known as ‘one and Philadelphia, College Brooklyn won, 10-3, over the New with six victories each, and may see women’s Mott School holds the 1944 sixth- 1 wartime golf tournament, dent who won the 1943 Western Yorkers. Jeffries Was Remarkably Active for Big Man five-ninths no-hit’ Tobin.” the lead change hands in the close The triumph evened the baseball the Western Amateur and last week took first in grade championship and The most active man I’ve ever in Any one but this self-effacing in Open. four-game series. big seen the ring was Jim races peewee and Junior loops. Logan has the fifth-grade laurels, as 54-hole Red Cross meet took This was 1903. At Jeff 31-year-old right-hander probably The youngster of the field, 18- th*»^peclal Pittsburgh both ends of a Jeffries. around that time weighed 215. He Mltrets. at New N. Y. Both a result of playoffs on the Banneker would bemoan the fact that he did Jane who Rochelle, girls double-header from 9-4 could run 100 m the immediate of 10 seconds and Merrick vs. Grays. West Ellipse. 11 a m.; year-old Betty Haemerle, Cincinnati, diamond. yards neighborhood vs. are 20 years old. not have three no-hit performances Bellevlew Nets, South Ellipse. 11 am.; will be a sophomore this fall at Font and 7-4. Rip Sewell won his ninth he could high jump in the vicinity of 6 feet. It was something of a Central Branch v«. Hearst. East Ellipse, l Miss Mott laced Van Ness, 7 to 4. and in his 1944 record, for Tobe turned H. Lincoln Bonne in St. faced Long-hitting, deadly-putting game in the A1 p.m.; Falls Church vs. 1. S., College, Louis, opener. Rubeling won on default shock to see this same Jeffries seven years later, a short while before Memorial, 10:30 a.m. Germaine shot some of the best golf Logan by Bumrille back those same Phillies with one the stem test of playing Babe, the accounted for the second game, he met Jack Johnson. He was a Peewees, of the tournament yesterday to after licking Brlggs-Montgomery. then portly citizen, partly bald, and hit here on April 23. Beverly Hills (Calif.) all-around hitting his second pinch-hit homer Washington Flour vs. May Hardware. eliminate 10 to 7. looked at least 20 years older. Georgia Tainter, Fargo in a with Gets Too Little Support. Western. U*a.m.; Manor Park va. Mer- athlete, who has been averaging week, two on in the sixth. South 1 p.m.: Central Branch (N. Dak.) veteran, 4 and 3. Dorothy Jim Corbett and Gene Tunney, at their best, were about the same On that occasion Ford rick. Ellipse, nearly 250 yards with her drives. Bill Zuber of the Yanks handed Mullen, vs. Palls Church. West Ellipse. 1 p.m.; was 2 up at the turn after author- weight and height—185-pound 6-footers. Conn, at that weight, with the Philadelphia second I. H. 8. vs, Hearst. Western, 1 p.m. Sturdy Miss Haemerle, a seasoned Washington its first shutout of the Official Score baseman, ing a one-under-par 37 to her op- the speed and skill he always carried, would have been one of the best. made the only safety against Tobin competitor despite her age, upset season, 4-0. Wash. AB. H. O. A. N. York. AB. H. O. A. ponent’s fine 39 and was only one Case.lf 4 0 8 0 Sum's.2b 8114 as he used his second of Defending Champion Patty Berg End Even as it was, he packed his full share of poison. start the 'Invasion/ Riley Pigeon, over when the match ended on Macks' Win Streak. Myatt,2b. 2 0 3 7 Meth’y.rf 3 12 0 1 in 19 holes for one Kuhel.lb. 3 012 0 Ro'thsl.lf 4 0 0 It was the verdict season to gain his first victory. yesterday, up, Philadelphia’s A’s took the second 3 general among oldtimers that Willard, at his the 15th. Spence,cf 4 110 Lindell.cf 4 10 0 Tobin turned in a three-hitter while Takes 400-Mile Test of the biggest surprises in the 15- of a peak, was the best of all the mastodons Jess could have been one After trailing one-down on the game twin-bill, 3-2, after Bos- PoweU.rf, 4 2 2 O Etten.lb 4 010 0 Big of the tournament. Tbrres.ab 4 113 2 B making his 1944 debut against the Plying 9 hours and 12 minutes and year-old history front Miss Cline ton’s Red Sox the Hemsler.e 3 1 of the best of all heavyweights if he had made any to nine. won four of captured opener, Fbrreft,c. 3 0 0 0 Grimes.ss 3 0 0 3 attempt keep Giants but lost due to Mel Ott’s than 43 miles an to it, averaging better Patty, who in earlier play appar- the last seven holes in a surge which 5-4, snap the Mackmen’s six- S'llTan.ss 3 0 1 2 Savage.3b 3 111 in condition after the Johnson fight, for which he worked himself Leonard,p 10 12 Zuber,p 2 0 12 one-on homer in the first inning. hour, Bernard J. Riley’s Invasion ently had recaptured her game after Omaha’s 3 game winning streak. Mike Ryba down to 245. dispelled Phyllis Otto, Car'ouel.p 2 o o o Although Tobin has turned in sev- won the eighth race of the old bird being absent from competitive golf and 2. Putting trouble and straying helped himself to his seventh win as it Totals. 30 4 24 14 Total*. 3B ~8 27 Strange may seem, I rather hate to think what would have eral other impressive performances, series sponsored by the Capital City since joining the marines last fall, shots into traps and the thick rough against one defeat by doubling in U to Willard and both his current record includes Club over an first nine the Washington_ 000 000 000—O happened Camera, heavyweight champions, if only Racing Pigeon airline trailed 2 down after the caused Phyllis’ downfall. 12th of the curtain-raiser, and Sew York_ 003 000 01*—4 wins in 15 either had ever run across Harry Greb, at 160 or 165 pounds. It is my eight starts. More often 400-mile course from Deshler, Ohio. holes, but gained the advantage on Meanwhile. Babe, finding herself scoring on a single by Pete Pox. Errors—Grimes. Sullivan. Funs—6Urn- weiss belief that more than 100 than not, his teammates give him An entry from the Lee Carroll loft the 17th, only to lose the 18th and for the first shot three Bobby Estalella’s with the (2). Metheny. Savage. Runs batted Greb, outweighed by pounds against each, lagging time, single in—Stlmwelss. (2).- Two-base much too little as of Metheny would have wrecked both Willard and Camera in less than five rounds. hitting, was the took second, flying an average extra 19th when she tried lofted birdies in a row on the back nine bases full and two out in the ninth hits—Torres. Lindell. Hemsiey (2). Horae case recently in Cincinnati when 1.283 yards per minute, and Rich* irons on the greens to overcome and clinched her match with decided the second contest. run—Metheny. Stolen base—Stlmwelss. then the Greb would have had both an- Sacrifices—Zuber. By fast-hitting fighters blinded, Tobin held the Metheny. Double play Reds to five hits ard N. Burton's bird placed third stymies. other on the 15th to dispose of Mrs. Joe Orengo’s double —Grimes, Stimweiss, Etten. Left on bases their faces a sight. You probably would have seen, in either case, 260 eighth-inning while Clyde Shoun was doing a no- with 1,276.9 in the field of 71 from Blond Jean Cl ini of Bloomington, Albert Becker of Englewood, N. J„ which scored Charley Metro enabled Washington, 8; New York, 4. Bases on pounds of red ribbons composed largely of human flesh. hlt-no-run performance. 13 lofts. 111., former Western junior cham- 3 and 2. Detroit to edge out Zuber, Hlts^Dff1 Leon- —-- Cleveland, 4-3, Strikeouts—By 7? _ in in the fourth one-run of ard, 4 2t4 innings; off CarrasQuel. 3 in margin 5% innings. Losing pitcher—Leonard. the day. A srezagfr as Future Net Aces Seen as Lads Caul and to Golfers seven-run outburst in the eighth Kay Burger Red Sox Series Vital Attack 70 the Griffs; Top gave Chicago White Sox an easy 10-3 victory over the league-leading Sparkle in Star's Tourney Bond Pin Event Blanked Zuber of Yanks Of and St. Louis Browns. Ralph Hod gin Top by Peacock Hunt starred for the winners with three By ROD THOMAS. Bob Trautman and Richard Fink to JOHN B. York s it cost them the Kay Caul with a score of By KELLER, Yankees, State hits which drove in three runs. is reach to- gross Roger Peacock, Maryland Washington bringing up a the quarter-finals, on tap Star Staff Correspondent. series, one game to three. They got St. Stew with are Louis and Chicago in the Na- promising young crop of tennis play- day, and Rafferty, who drew abyp, 4ft4 and Burger 442 of four hits off Bill champ, and Jim Hunt today con- BOSTON, June 23.—Toughest just Zuber, an,old tional League were postponed be- it is revealed in eliminated Richard None Of the leaders in Arthur War a tinued to hold ers, by competition Wolpe. Taylor’s their opponents in the East are playmate. Gil Torres got double, top honors, among cause of wet grounds. the matches was the junior and boy sections of The tough. Bond bowling tournament at Ta- Boston's Red Sox, the Nats agree, Jake Powell two singles and Stan early qualifiers with the final quali- Star’s City of Washington tourna- Bucknell was to was one. Not one of the Nats Today meet Bob koma Recreation, in which the win- and it with some apprehension Spence fying round of the Bannockburn Jankowski Star ment on the Friends School courts. Smith and Rafferty take on Cotton that they looked to the four-game passed second base. They muffed Monro, ners of both sexes will receive a $150 four-ball invitation tournament Observers at yesterday’s matches smith. Other quarter-finals pitted series slated to open here this after- their best scoring chance in the scheduled to under this As Wondermen Score particularly were impressed by a Billy Bernard against Lou Mulitz bond. Mrs. Caul, given a 48-pin noon. fourth, when Spence and Powell sin- get way afternoon. Jim Munro and couple of lads just graduated from and Britt Schweitzer, seeded No. 1, fired 358 from scratch, Although ahead of the Boston gled in succession. But Torres and Jan Jankowski of handicap, Nearest card to the the boys’ field into the In In the in thus far—five Rick Ferrell skied to the left fielder 36—34—70^post- the physical education department junior. against Leroy Morgan. only tallied an even 400 band their duelling while Burger ed by Peacock and Hunt on Wednes- of Central were the spite of their youth, Billy Rafferty boy quarter-final today Teddy Noyes games to four—Washington's ath- and Johnny Sullivan struck out. stars of the minus his handicap. day was yesterday’s 36—36—72 softball and Johnny Bucknell are more than was to encounter Donald Osborn. letes have a wholesome respect for Dutch Leonard became the third faculty championship series stroked by Ambrose Novitske and that wound up yesterday at Central -holding their own. A truly high- Junior doubles, with a field of 16 Frances Wilson, Takoma team- the batting power carried by the knuckle-bailer beaten by the Yanks women's Anthony Petrie, Taylor Model Basin Stadium with Dallas Won- grade tennis performer comes along pairs, were to start at noon. After mate of the pacesetter, is Red Sox. Four doubles, five triples in the series when in the third in- Shirley’s sailors. dermen the 1944 after once in a coon s age here but in the today play will be suspended until runnerup with 12—363. while Paul and a home run bounced off Boston ning he yielded singles to Don Sav- kings, licking A second duo from the Basin, Don Bob (Bobo) Dwyer’s 12 case of Rafferty and Bucknell a few Monday morning. Finals will be Thomas of Hyattsville holds second bats in the recent series in Griffith age and George Stirnweiss and Bud Supermen, Woods and Tom Shenk, fired a 74 to 5 in the final tilt of the three- years hence the Capital likely will contested Tuesday. place in the men’s division with 90— Stadium, and Fenway Park with its Metheny poled a home run into to match the score of Roy Smith of game race. sport a pair of racketers capable of In yesterday’s feature match high- 436. Jack Day of Greenway is third, short left field is rated even a more the lower right-field stands. That Manor, former public links king, and The cannon-ball of Jan- success in the fastest company. ranking Mulitz found a tartar in 33—432, and Paul James, Arlington favorable field to Manager Joe was the fourth off Leonard and he hurling B. C. Brown. kowski and Munro’s Watching the hard-hitting Raf- Leonard Solomon, who was beaten, Bowling Center manager, is fourth Cronin and his flock of right-hand left. A1 Carrasquel finished, giving dependable Ready to tee-off today were 14 too ferty. Tony Latona of the Friends 6—4. 5—7, 6—3. A charley-horsed with 27—411. batters. two hits, both doubles by Rollie slugging proved much for the teams, to be joined by possible post who won athletic staff, tennis who is slowed Solomon in the final The Nats the Red Sox as run off him in the Supermen, the second pro leg set The three-game event runs until regard Hemsley. Tlys entries. a game after losing the opener. directing the juvenile tournament, after it stood at 3-all. v Entrance fee is strong all the way. They rate par- eighth was due to walk and Sul- Sunday night. $3. Pairings: "I would the reserve livan's wild throw. remarked: wish Billy take Jo Biers. with contenstants receiving full ticularly high strength Maury Fitzgerald and Dick Melvin. Ken- tennis more seriously. He really First round—Leroy Morgan defeated handicaps. Cronin has at his command. All A rough time was had by pitchers wood; Volney Burnett and Eddie AUlt. Michael Reck. 8—0. ft—0; John Indian Spring. could go Bucknell around, this series here looms as a in the Leon- places.” defeated Bob Trautman. 6—0. ft—4: Brookland Recreation will be the yesterday early going. Logan Manders and Norman Manders. Bucknell of Richard Fink defeated Jim tussle to a ball club to third a run- Bannockburn: Grafton Lumsten and W. W. yesterday disposed Campbell by scene of the fourth Bulletin Handi- grim striving ard, covering during default: Roger Spencer defeated Billy Seay, unattached. COLLAR get back into the American League down that eliminated Lindel in the Gil Ward by default: Bob Smith defeated cap, starting Sunday afternoon at 2 Pendergast and Lyn Gaskins. Prince David Greenbaum. ft—]. ft—3: Louis merry-go-round before the Western second, had his right shoulder hurt Georges; Earl Marcy and Neal W. Wells, Mulitz defeated o'clock. unattached. George Youmans, 6—0. as SV?*»« clubs their second invasion of the Yank into him. In Brewers and Marines ft—ft: Leonard Solomon defeated Phil A mixed doubles match will bring open charged Lt. J. G Pickel and Lt. William Hood Smith, ft—-2, 3—8, ft—4: Bennett Lyon the season in Washington next week. the third, Catcher Hemsley threw unattached: Keith Kallio and Jack Sin- defeated Charles Hegstrom. ft—0. fl—3; together Frances Wilson and A1 clair. unattached Fu*L°UGH*BSJZLe a block that who had Billy Bernard defeated Hartley Fleisch- and Will Have to Show toppled Zuber, H. L. Hines and partner, unattached: J Wright against Lois Gladding Plenty. G. man, ft—1, ft ■ ~ 1. Gardella and Byron Stanner. unat- “It's a series for just caught Case's foul bunt, and all Second round—Brit Schweitzer de- Karl Gochenour at 8. big us,” Skipper tached. 'Thrills' but knocked the out. Open Night' feated Jim Welles by default: Morgan Os Bluege commented. "Should we pitcher Johnny Andishead and Gene Possum, . defeated Albert Akers, fl—0. ft—0; Buck- unattached: Harry Grtesmer and partner. Heurich lose more here be a There was some weird baseball by Brewers, wibeaten this nell defeated Fink. «—3. fi—3: Smith de- NTS Evens With Curtis ground we’ll in Indian Spring Bay the Nats. When Tony Martino season, meet Marine Headquarters, feated Spencer. 6—1, 6—3: Bernard de- bad plight. I'm hoping our batting Stirnweiss singled and Johnny Attas. Indian feated Lyon, fl—0. ft—1; Cotton Smith NORFOLK, Va„ June 23 (/P).—A Spring: Lloyd Parmer and Frank O'Con- UE °r KHAKI first-half of the Naval to the extent that we to short right in the third. Powell, kings Bar- defeated Robert Lewis. 6—3. ft—4; Billy hit Eddie Robinson with picks up might nell. Indian Spring. single by with never a chance to the racks circuit, in a game today at 5 Rafferty defeated Richard Wolpe ft—ft. become at least a fair run-making get scor- ft—1; Mulitz defeated Solomon, 6—4, the bases loaded in the ninth sent as the attraction on the club. Our to men ing Savage, threw to the plate in- opening 6—7, 8—3. across two runs and gave Norfbik inability get Oliver, Strange Shine of Thrills at Bora. around the bases is We stead of second and let the hitter Night program Griffith Naval Station a 3-2 deplorable. Training victory an extra Stadium. First round—William Randolph de- have our but too get base. In trie fifth Myatt In Busunda feated Buffett. 8—4. 8—2: Robert Silver- over the Curtis Bay Coast Guard splurges, rarely. Triumph We must brace and brace immedi- napped far off first and became an Willard Marshall, former New thorn defeated David Marsh by default; yesterday. This evened the season’s Ed (Pluto) Oliver, Busanda pitch- Five ★ Features Donald Osborn defeated Ted Rogers. or face easy victim of Catcher Hemsley's York Giant outfielder, will spark series at two wins ately rough sledding. ace, shutout 5-0. 13—11, 8—2 apiece. throw to first ing Camp Springs, the Marine while the Brew- Second round—Yates defeated Gerry “I'm for the field to the sacker. line-up, Curtis Bay 002 000 000—2 9 1 looking spread yesterday, struck out 15 and allowed Thompson Yates, ft—2. 3—ft, 8—0; Silver- Stirnweiss ran his season ers have same talent that won N. T. S. 000 100 002—S 7 o out in this next inter- stolen- the thorn defeated Randolph, ft—3. ft—4: considerably only one scratch'hit which was col- Peterson and Tabacheck; Meers. Marino base total to 15 in the eighth inning them last year’s city championship. Stuart Carr defeated Carlton Hofner. sectional series. So what we accom- lected by his mound ft—ft, '9) and Deininaer. with a theft of third. Case never opponent. Probable line-up: ft—3._ _ plish against the Red Sox will have Catcher of three on to better his 17 Stranges Navy got Heurich. Marine* an important bearing on our future. got mark. "*’• Ciegerich. If Athanas. rf. hits for four, two of which were Aquulno. 2b. Miller, 3b. We certainly aren’t underestimating homers. ef. Spry. 2b. ^* Berry, Need Harder them because of what the Athletics Busanda oil 111 00— 893 Preaehi. lb. Marshall, lb. Play, Squadron Tfeij Is Winner i 1 (*>«C** Schoolboys Camp Springs OOO 000 00— 0 1 3 Stahl. 3b. Chaconas. if. did here. The Red Sox are dan- OnW Headquarters Squadron softballers Oliver and Semlcek Valenti, rf. Olbson. ss. gerous and if we are to get by them Stranges; and Stew- Brewer, as. Dunne, c. defeated United a ri Tells Tutors we will have to show Typewriters yester- SrukmiUer. e. Postovleh. ef. Spears Sports plenty.” 9 to 1, in a Jennings, p. Zornow. p day, District Recreation we ran The Nats will have five pitchers Clarence W.
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