gtoenittg Jsfef in * Wholesale Due AAU Washington, D. C., Wednesday, June §p0fls26, 194ft—A—15 Record-Smashing Meet Finest Field in Years Is Poor or Weisberg Runnerup Pinchhitting Plus Puerile Lured to on By FRANCIS E. STANN San Antonio To Baltimorean in Pitching Has Nats Skids By Burton Hawkins Truman,Adds Horseshoe Pitching to Sports List Star Staff Correspondent ^ The [For Track Carnival junior Title Golf gentleman in an living hie White House is something of all- June around th» / CHICAGO, 26—Washing- quired the service* of a pinch-hitter sports fan. That he likes his baseball, football, golf and dip In By iiociat»d Press Members of teams in the varsity golf ton's pitching, which was supposed only one—George Myatt—ha* ob- pool has been established, but now it remains for Jimmy Risk to SAN June 26.— Baltimore's schools ANTONIO, Tex., high and prep to carry the Nats over rough spots, tained a hit. There have been mo- tell what an enthusiastic horseshoe fan is President Truman. pitching The finest field In years—perhaps In recently were encouraged to join the has In three ment* Risk claims suddenly sagged. only whstp the Nat* could hav* Jimmy the title of world’s champion trick and fancy that Bonnie View a move that history—Indicated today cham- Club, paid of their last 10 games have the won games with more robust reserve horseshoe pitcher. He is a spare 37-year-old chap records will be smashed dividends in 20th annual pionship yesterday's Nats’ starting pitchers remained strength, but Bluege has no way of from Montpelier. Ind., and no stranger to Wash- wholesale in the Natioi/al AAU State cham- track Maryland Junior golf the route—all of which is a dis- injecting ability into his pinch-hit- ington. But when he dropped in town the other and field meet. pionship at Woodmont. tressing but frustrating situation for ters. day it was by invitation of Admiral Nimitz. The As an of army athletes, expected The new champion is 17-year-old‘ Manager Ossie Bluege. There isn't Admiral wanted the President to have a look at to Washington now has won three reach 600, started rolling into San John twice much he can do about Risk. Bruff, Maryland Inter- it except games and lost seven on its cur- Antonio, at least seven meet marks scholastic titlist, who would not hope for improvement. rent road and those "The President must have watched for 35 or and two world trip three tri- standards were put have been for the closed The Nats are a dozen in 45 minutes.” said "You know what he said eligible deep umphs also are all the Nat* mav Jimmy. on the line with a lithe Negro from tournament had it and to not been for the pitchers seemingly equipped display for their last 14 games. Admiral Nimitz? He said, 'This is the best ap- little Baldwin-Wallace in They College Bonnie View membership plan. with six tolerable starters in Bobo had a 4-2 lead pointment I've had all week.’ And he really w;as Ohio—Harrison yesterday but that Dillard—tagged as Newsom. Dutch Leonard, Roger vanished in interested, too. He the admiral set a The 6-foot-3 Bruff, top man on the sixth when the helped up the major wrecking man. Sid Walter Master- in the Calvert Hall golf team and a Wolff, Hudson, White Sox mustered two runs and cigarette the ground back of the White House Dillard, entered in both the junior center in basket* ball, son and Mickey Haefner, but of Chicago pushed over their final and asked me to ring it without knocking it over. division Friday night and the senior played shaky on the front a that crop only Leonard and Haefner two runs in the ninth. Later he wanted to know' how I gripped the shoe. class golf nine with 42. Saturday, will have four have been able to survive nine in- "He knows a little about horse- but cut nine shots from that total Newsom was for a something chances to hang up new marks. clipped run in back for a nings in Washington’s last 10 games, the shoe pitching, too. Of course, coming from Mis- He will coming 2-under par 33 second inning when Don Kollo- run in both hurdles and Dutch it souri and a 75, best score at the halfwav with twice sticking out. way with that isn't surprising. As for Admiral Nimitz seems virtually certain to crack at singled two out, stole sec- E. Relief Hurling Weak, Too. Francii Stann. he's not only a real fan. but a pretty good country least three marK. Bruff posted a 74 In the ond and scored on Mike Tresh’s records. isn’t satisfac- norsesnoe himseli. He me the other but afternoon from a pair of 37s for Washington getting single to left. pitcher pitched against day, Has Chicago spurted into Shown Top Form. a 149 tory relief either. Ray a he’d caught a finger in an automobile door or something and it was winning total for the 36 holes. pitching 2-0 lead in the third when Thur- He already has clipped the 120- For Scarborough hasn’t been effective man swollen, ugly and sore. He was handicapped." the second time this season Tucker doubled, took third as vard high jump hurdles in 14.1. The “FUTURE GREATS”—John Bruff of the Bonnie View Club of since he his back in a Indian Spring's Alan Weisberg oc- injured pre- Luke Appling grounded out and Junior 110-meter hurdles record is Baltimore new and Alan a game warmup a month Vernon on Risk Says GIs Appreciate Tricky Routine (left), Maryland junior golf titlist, cupied runnerup role. The ago. scored Taft Wright’s outfield fly. 14.2 and the distances are about of Indian tournament finalist Curtis now is merely a decoration in A Weisberg Spring ((center), runnerup, receive trophies Schoolboy had With two out in the good deal has been written of USO song-and-dance shows and the same. He also has run the 220- fourth the from Frank Mirth of first vice of the 80-72—152. for second place, four the Nats’ dugout, for he hasn’t Nat* of the all-star baseball teams which have entertained troops overseas, low Washington, president produced three runs on singles yard hurdles in 22.5 to tie the shots ahead of James Fitzgerald of pitched in three weeks due to a but relatively little mention has been made of one of the most popular Maryland State Golf Association, following the tournament yes- by Gerry Priddy, Billy Hitchcock, world record. The 200-meter Kenwood, who had 80-76—156. Only damaged shoulder suffered when he of the units, headed by Risk and Jack Redmond, the trick-shot golfer. terday at Woodmont. —Star Staff Photo. Newsom and Grace, plus an error by hurdles record in the junior class 11 which shows a tumbled while an outfield juniors entered, chasing Appling. ninth They made Guam, Tinian, Saipan and the Marshalls, among other is 23.1 and in the senior division Spence’s home run is sad neglect of junior golf in this fly in practice. of the bases, and now Risk is heading back, this time for Japan., season, a liner into the lower 22.6. The 200-meter hurdles are section. Other scores: Marino Pieretti has given the “I love it,” he was “You see, the GIs are the best assem- rightfleld stands with none on in the saying. more than a shorter than 220 Bill McDaniel, Manor. 78-79—167; one relief yard Two Golf Victors Worsham Is Favorite Nats passable perform- the blage in the world for a horseshoe pitcher. They do a lot of pitching Cup Clyde Randolph. C. C of Md 82-80—162; fifth, gave Nat* a 4-2 advantage. yards. Jay Wolf, Indian Spring. 82-82—164; Rob- ance this season, while A1 La Mac- themselves on those islands. The weather sometimes is too hot for ert Dietrich’s Five marks are in danger in the Bonnell. Jr., Ellcridge. 82-82—165; Al- chia a home-run in Finger Fractured. vin Lauphlmer, displayed pitch other sports and horseshoe pitching is about as popular as any recrea- Suburban, 88-79-—167; senior class counting Dillards low John Heller, Suburban, 92-84—177: Sid- his only appearance. Bluege isn’t Newsom wilted in the sixth as the tion. in Class B In Event hurdles effort. Lennart the Facing Maryland ney Lanier, Kenwood. 87-82—-169. Bill much of Gil the Strand, C C. Md expecting Torres, Sox shoved across two In the Pacific islands Risk pitches onto the various stages built Buppert, of 90-88—178. runs and Swedish flyer, is aiming at the 1,500- -- converted third baseman, and Bill the on Kennedy, who replaced him and by troops, standing among the onlookers the ground. In other meter standard which he already Kennedy, who has been Washing- word, his stakes ana are set on the while he hurls Women's Event was with props stage, upward has beaten with a time of ^:46.6— For Servicemen ton’s most consistent relief hurler, charged the defeat, was from a distance of 40 feet. This makes it harder, especially so in view Junior Swim Entries more than a second under the AAU Mrs. George Thornton of Indian Special Ditpctch to Tho Star caught the fever of futility here yes- nailed for two runs in the eighth on of the fact that not all stages are the same But he still aver- height. record. Dr. Arky Erwin of the New terday as the Nats dropped a 6-4 a walk to Earl Caldwell and singles 80 to 85 cent Spring and Mrs. C. P. Redick of BALTIMORE, June 26.—Wash- ages per ringers. Orleans A. C., defending champion To Close decision to the White Sox in the by Appling, Wright and Hal Troskv. In addition to and the class B win- ington’s Lew Worsham, golf pro at Tonight regular stakes the cigarette trick, he nicks the in ran Kenwood, only cup Entries in the national of Bill the 400-meter hurdles, the is the junior comparative privacy 2,963 fans. Dietrich, who started for the heads of matches, causing them to light, and curls the iron ners of the meet in Congressional Country Club, swim meet 2'4-pound 440-yard hurdles in 0:51.3 the other season, today scheduled Monday Another disturbing item to Bluege, Sox, was lost to Chicago for a month shoes around bottles without them. When he bears favorite to win first prize of $250 in pop breaking day and that is several yards farther the second-round feature of the night at East Potomac pool, wiil and equally as frustrating, is the when a line drive off Cecil Travis' down throw 95 the pro division of the first Mary- he can out of 100 ringers with 98 standing as his top than 400 meters. The record for the close with Chairman Joe Bertolini of The Nats bat double-fractured District Women’s Golf Association land servicemen's golf champion- problem pinch-hitters. his second fin- performance. latter event in the AAU is 0:51.6. tonight. He may be reached at his haven’t who can come off ger on his hand. to be tomorrow and anybody right He claims that he's more now ever class B match play tournament at ship, played modestly popular than because, If Bob Fitch of Minnesota is home, 307 Todd N.E. the bench and them a feel- at the Road Club. place give timely Leonard was to pursue his seventh you see. he isn't soloing. He married an attractive young lady last Manor. Friday Rolling The meet will be sock. ing anything like himself he should sponsored by Fifty-five times this season victory here today, with Joe Havnes winter and she works with him, like a magician's assistant. The effect, Six District pros and several ama- the smash the discus mark and also clip Mrs. Thornton, winner of the District AAU and Govern- Biuege has waved pinch-hitters into slated to hurl for he is teurs are in the field of 408 that the White Sox. says, magical. the world record of 174 feet Post and Mrs. Herald ment Services Inc. action and on seven of 1034 Cup, Redick, Championship only those The Nats will be idle tomorrow, will play 36 holes, 18 each day. The events will inches. Fitch already has sailed the Cup winner, won on the 14th and get underway at 8 occasions have his selections re- a Baltimore News of opening four-game series against Griffith Coan Should 180 feet this sea- in Post, sponsor heats in those with hits. That Says Play—Somewhere platter 2*i inches 13th hole, respectively, yester- p.m., following sponded .127 bat- the Red Sox at the more league-leading Bos- The fate of Rookie as are son. are event, announced that races where are hasn't been Gil Coan, far the rest of this year is day’s first-round matches. Both eliminations ting helping the Nats. ton on Friday. than 100 of the Baltimoreans en- | concerned, has not been decided, according to Clark Griffith. When McKinley Another Threat. particularly anxious to win as they necessary. In the last 15 times Bluege has re- tered will in order to Coan was benched in St. Louis the other day and Joe Grace installed The other world-record menace will graduate soon to class A com- play today Wash. AB HO.A Chicago AB H O A the Grace,rf 5 10 0 Tucker,cf 3 12 0 in for was accommodate remainder of the right field, presumably keeps, if he hits, Griffith consulted is Herb McKinley, the great Negro petition. Lewis,If 4 110 A’plina.ss 4 12 3 j tomorrow. In addition to Spence,cf 4 0 on this end to see if Mr. Minor of 1945, was to be farmed runner from Illinois. ran Indian and Wash- players 13 Wright.rf 3 110 Coan, Leaguer McKinley Manor, Spring Vernon lb 4 2 $500 in pro prizes the amateurs will Neff Wins, G. U. Males Baseball Rallies to Aid 6 1 Trosky.lb 4 2 13 o out to play regularly in the International League or American Associa- 440 yards in 0:46.2 recently to better ington each advanced two players Travis.ss 4 12 3 Platt.If 4 0 2 0 compete for $1,500 in special prizes, Priddy,2b 4 14 2 R K'dy.3b 4 10 2 tion. the world record for that distance. into the quarterfinals, with Ken- H cock.3o 3 110 while $2,000 will be in enter- Kway.2b 4 114 "We haven't decided,’ said Griffith. “He ought to be playing some- The 400-meter world record is 46 wood and Belle Haven represented spent Early,c 4 o 7 2 Tresh.c 3 14 1 tainment. Bow in NCAA Tennis Stricken Nine Newsom.p 3 2 0 0 D’trlch.p 10 0 3 where and that But we flat and that's several one. getting experience. if send him anywhere it’ll yards less by Spokane 'VKedy.p O 0 0 O Hamner.p 110 0 The low 182 at the end •Binks be back to Chattanooga.'1 than the 400. First round results: players By tht Associated Press By »h« Associated Press 1 0 0 0 THodgin 110 0 of the first round will be divided Cdwell.p 0 0 0 1 At Chattanooga he tore the Southern Association apart last year, No less an authority than J. First flight: into 12 16 EVANSTON, 111., June 26.—Phil SPOKANE. Wash., June 26.—Or- Totals but Griffith out that the is now the return of as- flights of players for Fri- 36 10 24 S Total* 132 10 27 14 points league faster since Lyman Bingham Chicago, Mr§. George Thornton. Indian Spring, 18-hole Neff of ad- ganized baseball opened Its heart •Batted for Kennedy in ninth of veterans. “It’s a double-A he said. “It's almost sistant to the of the AAU defeated Mrs. Ralph Wood. Kenwood. 6 day’s windup. Georgetown University many league,-’ president *Trosky reached first on and 4: Mts. C. P. Redick, Kenwood defeat- today to help reconstruct the catcher'! Inter- Bob Barnett, pro at the Chevy- vanced to the third round of Spo- ference in fifth as fast as those triple-A leagues and, besides, Chattanooga's our and for many years an official of this ed Mrs. A. Gordon the Simmonds, Washington, kane Indians’ baseball team.■•lashed IBatted for Hohner of.” calls this 6 and fi, Mrs. J. A. Brooks, Belle Haven, Chase Club, who played in the AEF In sixth. team, sort organization, year's entry National Collegia^ A. A. tennis to defeated Mrs. Charles Estes. Kenwood. 1 three active players Monday Washington _ 000 310 000—4 ever championship in France in 1918. night He’ll W’ait until the Nats return home before the best we’ve had in any AAU CO Mrs. Chicago _ Oil 002 probably conferring up. holes: William Welch. Manor, tournament here but two teammates when a bus crash carried to 02x—6 even defeated Grace King. Manor, « and 6. Mrs withdrew due to the pressure of eight with With Binks as a fourth outfielder and _ Runs—Spence. Priddv. Hitchcock, Early, Bluege. Bingo George meet, including Olympic years W. their F. Patterson. Indian Spring, defeated business. Another were unable to stand the swift deaths and injured seven other Tucker, Appling, R. Kennedy. Kolloway. able to fill in as an the without when every track and Mrs. L. 4 Washingtonian pace. Myatt outfielder, Nats coukl go along top-notch G. Pooler. Army Navy. and C: Tresh, Caldwell. Errors—Early. Appling. G. W. Calvert. is a veteran players and the driver. Coan at the same feel Coan will be for the field man in the United States was Mrs. Washington, defeated of World War I, A1 Neff eliminated Roy Shoaf of Runs ba ted in—Newsom. Grace. Spence, and, time, that riper majors Mrs. C. F. Anderson. Manor, and 1; of Offers of came Tresh, Wright (2). Hodgln, Tucker, Trosky. won Houghton Prince Georges, will player help not when he reports at Orlando, Fla., next February. in tiptop shape." Mrs. D 8. Platt. Manor, by default; Kansas, 6—3. 6—4. in his debut, then Two-base hits—Vernon. Tucker, Hamner. Mrs. Elmer Jenkins. Washington, defeated compete. Only the pro division Is only from the “B” league Western Kennedy Home run—Spence. Stolen base Mrs N. A. Chapin. Army Navy, 2 and 1. knocked out Mel Randoll of Illinois open to World War I vets. Pairings International circuit, where Spokane —Kolloway Double plays—Earlv and Second flight: Travis; Kolloway and Trosky. Left on of in straight sets, 6—3, 6—2. Mean- w'as Mts William Werber. Columbia, defeated the Washington pros for Thurs- battling to rise from fifth place, bases—Washington, 6; Chicago. 11 Bases to Be Factor NRS Mrs. Willard Edwards. Indian Spring. 5 dav: while. teammates Charley Hagan but from major and minor on balls—Off Newsom. 4; off W Kennedv, Speeding Facing leagues 4: off Dietrich. 1. Bogley Expected and 4: Mrs. Eugene Olmi. Belle Haven, Strikeouts—By Newsom. 10—Charles and Frank Cantwell were ousted in defeated Mrs. H. Barsler, Chevy Chase, with across the Nation. «: by Hamner, 3; by Caldwell. 1. Hits— V. Wilson. Columbia. Jim Flattery. 5 and 4. Forest Park, and Charles the second round. Hagan bowed to Owner Sam Off Newsom. 7 in 5',i innings; off W. Ken- Betschltr. Hlllendale. W. Collins, directing nedy. 3 in 2b off Robert of 6—4. innings; Dietrich, 9 in In National Tennis Test in Cameo Nine 10:08—Fred Bolton, unattached with Ryland Wayne, 8—6, thct. for the first time this 41a innings; off Hamner. 0 in l2, innings; Tourney Mrs. Mildred Diamond defeated Elmer Lowe. Allview Bob Grove. Catoc- Indians off Caldwell. 1 In 3 and Cantwell was botiriced In innings. Winning pitch- Gil tln of Frederick, and Carroll Boggs. Cum- year, was too relatives er—Caldwell; Boglev, jr., will meet up with come in for a lot of attention, but Naval Station, Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith, 1 in the busy assisting losing pitcher. W. Kennedy. Receiving rags-to- up, berland c, c straight sets by Ben of Umpires—Messrs Hubbard and some man-sized even more Migdow of victims to plan a of Paparella competition in the important has been his riches leader in the Industrial finals of the women's 10:13—Buck Worsham. Chevy Chase, resumption Time—2:17. Attendance—2,963. handicap with Bill Clark, Jim Illinois, who later was upset by- nafcmal interscholastic tennis tour- on strokes. Riley Baltimore play immediately. He was deter- backswing ground Bog- League, will ge't a tough test today match play tournament at Wood- C. C and J R Williams. Annapolis Pero of Miami. Neff and nament at I0:1H—Lew George mined. though, to finish the season Charlottesville, Va., be- ley is working for a shorter swing when the Cameo mont, an intra-club event. Mrs. Dia- Worsham, Congressional, strong Furniture and A1 Houghton. Prince Georges with Cantwell later whipped Del Russell ginning but recent with more in it to increase because “the boys themselves would Monday, per- body nine invades the Sailors' diamond mond received eight strokes in the James Rafferty. Forest Park, and Hugh and Gerald Gurman of Wayne, in want the formances indicate that the 15-year- his accuracy without sacrificing final match. McClellan, Edgewood Arsenal game continued.” TRITON BEACH at 5 o'clock. r 10:38—Bobbv Bowers. Indian Spring, doubles, 7—5, 6—3. Collins was OB old youngster may create quite a power. with John Duke. Bonnie View: Calvin encouraged to try Although a tailender in first half row before getting the bounce. A couple of victories at Char- Bolling. Forest Park, and Jim Callahan. Tournament favorites are the again by a wire from Branch Hickey, CHESAPEAKE BAY play, Naval Receiving Station is get- Hirsch on All-Star Squad Suburban. Name from all over the of whether or brothers Falkenberg, Bob and Tom, president of the Brooklyn Dodgers Salt Water players lottesville, regardless more Bathing—Picnicing ting breaks in the second CHICAGO, June 26 <£»).—Elroy of Southern We country are headed for the tourna- not he reaches the final, will en- California, who have in the National League, who prom- invite inquiries from basinets firms semester. Yesterday on the Ellipse (Crazy Legs) Hirsch. former back- Leonard to Run Pro Quint been Bob —offices—etc., regarding rates far eat- ment, including High Stewart of hance Gil’s chances for a national taking things apart. ised “every possible effort" to send ings. Open daily. the Heurich Brewers came to the at fleld star Wisconsin and Mich- GLOVERSVILLE, N. June 26 Walter Stuckert of Western a new .South Pasadena High School, and ranking this year. That's a worth- Y„ whipped players and help locate man- Route: Benninot Ri. to Central Ave.. Sailors’ aid by knocking off Naiman’s igan, has been announced as the former lett on Central Ave. to Herbie Flam of Beverly Hills, Calif., while goal, and the tournament ex- (£*).—Benny Leonard, light- Michigan. 6—2. 6—0, and Tom edged ager If necessary. Route I, left *■ Photos, 2-1, as the Photomen tried second player for the college all- will 6—4. In Route t for 44 mi., right on Route tSS the defending singles champion. perience will be invaluable to his weight boxing champion, oper- Rylagd, 6—4. doubles they President W. G. Bramham of the to Triton Beach Rd. (IS mi. from D. C.) | to advance to a tie for the lead. star team which will meet the ate the They teamed up to take the na- future career. Kingston franchise in the scored a three-sets triumph over National Association of Minor Ida's Department Store, first half Cleveland Rams 23 at Sol- New York Water* Iae. toinal junior doubles crown and August State Professional Bas- William and Mary's Macken broth- Leagues also offered all help Bay Operating Co., in the District dier Bex IT. Mare. Md. probably will be pretourney fa- champ Recreation Field. ket Ball League. ers, 9—7, 2—6, 6—2. possible. holds the lead in sec- vorites for similar honors next week. League, the Ousts Welsh after •But Bogley, only recently returned Filipino ond half whitewashing Bamby from Rye, N. Y„ where he reached Bread, 4-0, at Taft Field, while Bolling Field continues its the semifinals, also will face some In Trisfate Tennis winning pretty tough Eastern competition ways in the Metro Military League with a 10-5 win over Andrews in such players as Jim and Stewart CINCINNATI, June 26—Lanky Field Bicknell of Garden City, Sid Barney Welsh of Rockville, Md., on the losers’ diamond. In the same Schwartz of Erasmus Hall and probably the top player in the Na- loop Marine Corps Institute pounded out a 9-7 win over War Col- Leonard Steiner of Brooklyn Tech. tional Capital area this year, found Army at War The District lad was eliminated his tennis a trifle below Davis Cup lege College. Real Joe at Rye by MacDonald Mathey and standards as he bowed out of the Boyle’s Bar, upset conqueror Enjoyment there is a chance they’ll be thrown Tristate tournament yesterday. of the Union Printers by a 7-0 de- in a together again at Charlottesville. Welsh, seeded 10th, was eliminated cision Departmental League tilt If so, Gil will be ready to square by Felicimo Ampon, kingpin of the on the Ellipse, faces Oxon Hill today accounts, for he has been working Philippines' Davis Cup squad, 6—4, on the south diamond. with like a trojan at Columbia under 6—4. begins Buddy Goeltz's eye. His service has Other rated contestants romped Bolton Leaves through the third round, with top- Washington ranking George Richards of San Griffs' Records Diego, Calif., winning from Dick To Run N. C. Driving Range Batting. ^ Mouledous of New Orleans, 6—0, has one Q. AB R. H 2b 3b Hr Rbi. Pet Washington lost of its _ 6—2. Budd Behrens of Fort Lauder- Mildness Vernon 55 216 41 86 20 4 5 30 .370 most promising young pro golfers, Grace _- 4 20 3 7 1 0 6 1 :)5n dale, Fla., seeded second, polished Hitchcock. 22 87 10 26 3 0 0 temporarily, at least, as Fred Bol- 4 .206 off A1 Bunis of Cincinnati, 6—2, Spence 61 241 40 71 10 4 9 39 .295 ton has taken over a driving range Lewis_ 59 244 38 71 16 6 4 20 .291 6—1. Travis.__ 62 239 25 68 11 2 0 31 .285 in Fayetteville, N. C. Bolton plans Torres 14 48 9 13 3 0 0 6 .270 to operate the range until Octo- Haefner 13 26 2 7 0 o o 2 .269 when he will Prlddy 61 222 17 59 9 2 1 29 .266 Coulter ber, close up to make Sc’bough 14 15 1 4 1 0 0 1 .266 Reported the winter tour with the pro cara- Hudson 14 16 1 4 100 1 .250 Coan 12 21 1 5 1 0 0 2 .238 van. Evans 40 152 21 36 6 1 2 16 .237 Grid Pro Bolton. 6-loot-4 6 Turning Bethesda resi- Leonard 10 28 2 0 0 0 4 .214 Myatt 11 20 5 6 1 0 0 4 .207 ATLANTA. June 26.— Bob dent, will play in the Veterans’ Newsom 4 10 0 2 0 o 0 o 20o Woodruff, line coach at tournament at Road to- Guerra 18 37 1 7 1 0 0 1 .189 Georgia Rolling Robtson. 30 115 12 21 2 2 3 11 .182 Tech, said today that Dewitt morrow and Friday. Bolton was Pinks 23 56 7 in loo 5 .181 Coulter. All a first lieutenant with an Kennedy. 12 7010000 14" Army's American ordnance Masterson 12 19 0 2 0 0 0 0 .105 tackle last year, had signed to outfit in Italy and later was sent Early_ 12 26 4 2 0 (1 O 0 .077 with the New York to Manila. In Wolff- 15 29 2 2 0 0 0 O .06!) play Giants He played the Na- Curtis 6 2000000 .000 of the National Professional tional Open qualifying rounds re- Pieretti 0 13 3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Football LaMacchla 1 0 0 00000 .00o League. cently at Burning Tree and finished Pitching. Coulter, who withdrew from sixth. G. H BB SO I F. GS.CG. W. L. West Point recently had an- Leonard. 10 69 16 26 71 10 4 6 2 nounced he would Neweom 4 24 12 16 2943 4 0 1 1 enter Georgia Senior Golfer Shoots 75 Kennedy 12 21 20 11 244 1 0 1 1 Tech this fall. ec’b ugh 14 59 N. June 25 H. 25 11 53% 6 1 4 3 Woodruff RYE, Y„ WP).—Paul Mast’son 12 55 37 37 58 7 said Coulter agreed 2 3 4 Hyde of Buffalo, N. Y., w14h a 75, Haelner 13 73 30 31 79 in 5 4 5 to the Giant contract at his home Wolff 15 83 22 35 93 12 6 4 6 showed the way to 149 contestants Hudson- 15 62 IP in Fort Worth, Tex. Woodruff 18 594 6 2 4 5 in the first round of the 36-hole Curtis 6 11 6 5 9 0 0 0 0 said he understood pieretti- 13 26 14 9 the con- 194 0 0 10 tract championship tournament of the Torre* 2 * 6 I 34 0 0 0 0 called for $19,000 plus a LaMacchlav United States Seniors’ Golf Assoc- 122 3 2 nnoo bonus of $2,500 for signing. ciatlon at the Apawamis Club. Major League Standings and Schedules WEDNESDAY. JUNE 26. 1946. AMERICAN LEAGUE \ Yesterday's Results. selected tobaccos. will find o is more than mildness to the And, Chicago, 4. = There you 6; Wash’ton, Standing | = f-g 1 j | I Boston, 1; Detroit, 0. .t(i«b, f i il 8; N. 3. ri |J; s| -gj° | Cleveland, _ | York, afelaban S * £ J real enjoyment in El Producto cigars. El Producto cigars unvaryingly good St. Louis, 7; Phila., 2. Bolton !—j 5| 9 6 6 8[ 6 6 46: 177730 Games Today. Bow 3 6 Yofk | —I 5 6 7i 6 7j 40 , 26 .6061 741 Boston at Brooklyn (n). Chicago at Pittsburgh. PlttlbuHb j 4| 3 3j 2 2| Sj—j 5 24 3417414 12^ PlfflJCTO' Only games scheduled. N«« York i 3; 6 2; 5| 2| 3j 4,—j 25j 37 .403 13^ Ud |23126;25i32,30|30!34j37j j j j Jorreal enjoyment