Bosox Battles Menace Nats7 Hope of High Finish — < Slumping Washington Babe's Golf Gets Test Aces of Golf L ose or Draw Flashy College Win, From By FRANCIS E. STANN I Must Work Miracle Betty Jameson Today Tourney Held Future Associated It s Hot From Boston: 'Watch By Press Betty Jameson, San Francisco pro- Harvard'! DES MOINES, June 27—Babe fessional, in a quarterfinal contest, Our Beat Boston operative has just checked in with a startling hit of To Boston Didrikson Zaharias, who made her ! Betty, a tournament veteran, stopped Greats of Game Information ttfhiph up to now has been not classified, not confidential, debut as an exhibition player ill red-haired Shirley Spork, Detroit, 3 but. Burton Hawkins By rtis Associoted Press top seeret, "The best football team in the East,” he says, deliber- By years ago in Des Moines, is doihg and 2 in the second round. / Star Staff Correspondent a>j ately aWempWflg to make it as dramatic as passible, “will b< Harvard:” repeat performance in the wdmeQ's Phyllis Otto, Atlantic, Iowa, who PRINCETON, N.'.J., June 27.— EN ROUTE TO BOSTON, June NdW-.you’ve heard everything in connection with the coming foot- Western Open golf tournament. won the Western amateur title last Look lor these names; in the-head- ball The word was 27.—The Nats’ flicker of hope of The Babe, whose long clouts and Louise. campaign. passed; t£at Kofcr* .Vitfc year, Suggs, Lithia lines about amateur goifi—maybe not Dame was loaded. And Illinois. A»d Geatflfc, establishing themselves as pennant her woods have had envious male?!' Springs, Ga., co-medalist, clash in ■will this but in a more Alabama and Georgia Tech, pot to'm^jitlon possibilities glow or be snuffed muttering “I’m going to the, other upper bracket quarterfinal year, few year* j&tffo in the giwfupthiej and Pennsylvania. But Harvard! IsHhat Jobp next 10 days when they will game,” opened her exhiJHttflhi career 1 match. Phyllis whipped Kathleen when the amateur gam® again get* •••*• tattle the Boston with Gene Harvard, Cambridge, Ma$s.? ', #* (*r-. league-leading JSarazen,; »n4.8h&4hot*R:' Carey. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 3 and 2, up full speed after its. wartime in- Red Sox in seven 74 "The same,” confirms our agent.' "You’d games. aftejtihaving fom $nd the Georgia girl advanced with : -- *'*playedjgpirhnly terruption Washington, 1 ■ never get it from Dick Harlow, of course, but I’ve currently wallowing months. a 3 and 1 decision over Lucille Rob- John Jacobs of Iowa, Jimmy Wit- in a which has cost it 11 of seen the material he’s got and it’s terrific. It’s slump its That 7*’was made on the Desi inson Mann, Des Moines. tenberg of Louisiana State. Bill last 15 games, must a Moines Golf going to be a big, strong squad with plenty of display sharp and Country Club1 Berg Is Opposing Row. Campbell of Princeton, George form reversal to get into the a few strokes depth. Now that Coulter's out of West Point the flag course, easier than j The top lower bracket contest in- Hamer and Harold Crow of Georgia, Harvard material race. In 10 of its next 12 games, Wakonda's is better than Army's, and the 6,416-yard layout where! volved Patty Berg, popular little red- Charles Lind of Denver, Howard Cadets have it’ll be confronting Boston and New the Babe has made Davis and Blanchard. virtual exhibi-1 head from and Mar- Baker of Ohio State, Charlie Coe York. tion Minneapolis, "The only trouble at Harvard is that Harlow’s matches out of her first two' jorie Row, Riverside, Ontario. and Andy Anderson of Oklahoma, Only a spectacular sort of come- victories in the Western team has only a second-rate schedule to play. Open. continued her drive toward Dick Whiting of Notre Dame. Tom back will Patty That schedule Harvard one help the Nats, but this The crowds tag the Babe over hot may keep from of the the championship round with a 1 up Lambie of Stanford, Henry Ram- top national isn’t beyond possibility. Only last fairways. Late-comers ask "Where's ranxings.” triumph over Betty Hicks, Chicago pelt of Baldwin-Wallace, John Co- season, Washington won nine of 10 the Babe and how’s she dding?” professional, a 20-foot putt for a hill of Arizona, Manuel Dela Torre Frtnrl* E. Stann. Illinois Lands the Fabulous games in five successive double- Buddy Young Babe Beats Men's Par. birdie deuce on 17 and a par 4 on 18 of Northwestern. in section headers to stamp itself as a every oj me country to wmcn you go tnese days you pennant They hustle away to find that the doing the business. Miss Row elimi- They're all entered in the 49th Na- hear contender. people talking football. At the Kentucky Derby, footbail vied Babe is doing a bit better than all nated Carol Freese, Portland, Oreg., tional Collegiate A. A. golf cham- with the race as a conversational I Wolff to subject. talked with Paul Bryant Open Against Bosox. right. m 3 and 2. pionships, which start today, and of Kentucky, Rex Enright of South Carolina and Wally Butts of So far this season, the Nats have In winning her first two matches Dorothy Kirbv, Atlanta, Ga., 5 and the word Is that they're the boys Georgia on eve and beaten the the Derby they put the finger on half a dozen South- Red Sox only once in LEADERS MEET—Capt. L. H. Baker (left) of the United States defending champion has been 3 winner over Catherine Fox Park, who will be heard from not only ern teams which seven | 5 figure to be among the national leaders. games. They'll have to do Coast Guard is congratulated by Edward C. Baltz, president under women's par. Yesterday, Glen Ridge. N. J„ and Mrs. H. R. during the next few days, but in Butts’ own team, Georgia, is one to be watched. In much better this time to move the Babe blasted Jean the future. Charley of the President’s Cup Regatta Association, upon his appoint- young Hutto, Staats. Davenport, Iowa, veteran, Trippi alone Wally has half a team and is within shouting distance of the Red Kansas City, 6 and 5, over were the other third round foes. A total of 168 this.season Trippi going ment as of Patrol of sweeping golfers, representing to some Then there Sox. Joe chairman the all-important Committee the course in 42 get help. will be Alabama, probably with another Cronin's men will be en- 36, launder men’s par. Miss Staats defeated young Betty colleges, were entered in the a the classic scheduled here September 20, 21, 22. At right, also But powerhouse; vastly improved Georgia Tech eleven under Bobby countered in a four-game series in the ease'and the exhibition Jane Haemerie, Normandy, Mo., three-day, 72-hole medal play test. L. S. is elected vice nature of Dobbs. U., Tennessee, Duke and North Carolina. The Tarheels, Boston, with single games slated offering felicitations, Edgar Morris, newly presi- Mrs. Zaharias' matches dropping a 25-foot putt on 17 to The team title, for which 31 schools weak the war end during years, are reported loaded and raring to go under tomorrow and Saturday and a dent. The meeting took place yesterday at Willard Hotel. may today when she meets square and winning on 18 with a 4. are contesting with lour-man teams, Carl Snavely again. double-header Sunday. will be decided in the first two At Indianapolis on the day of ‘‘500” there was another gathering Manager OsSie Bliiege will dis- rounds today and tomorrow. Then of the clan. Most were Wolff to mound Loudest Linksman the field will gridiron Midwesterners and Notre Dame and patch Roger the in Better Best of Boats Browns Deserve Title be reduced to the low- Illinois were pictured as back in the national picture, along with Ohio the Boston opener, with MTckey Course, 40 players and ties, who will play a State, Michigan and Indiana. Frank Leahy is coaching again at Haefner, Walter Masterson and Bobo Is Terrific Driver final 36 holes Saturday to settle the South Bend and he is no green hand at rounding up talent. Newsom also listed for action in the Planned for •y Hi* AuodaUd Pr«n individual championship. As for the Here Of Maulers in Rout Illini. they will have one of the most talked-of backs series. The Nats then will go to Cup Regatta PRINCETON, N. J„ June 27 — Besides the defending Buckeyes, In the Plans for the first President's would whole-hearted country in Buddy Young, the colored star of the 1945 Fleet Philadelphia for a 2-game series Cup give support. Loudest golfer on the collegiate |favorites for team honors, are Stan- Regatta since 1940 were to and from City eleven. before returning to Washington for rolling Special transportation tourney here is Oklahoma’s Andy ford, Texas, Northwestern, Louisi- ahead at full steam today following Hains Point also will be provided. ana Don'f three games each with the Yankees Anderson, who wears gaudy Of Eastern Clubs State, Princeton and Cornell. Overlook of Eleven and Red Sox. the announcement yesterday that Vice Chairmen Selected. shouts with University Maryland shirts, glee over a • y th« Associated Press the Hains Point course, scene of the1 Thomas P. and Rear "Buddy Young,” says Comdr. Bill Reinhart., who coached Fleet Washington salvaged one game Morgan, jr., good shot and belts the ball a 123 Million Perch Added ST. June 27.—No one City last is the fastest bacK who ever wore from the September 20-21-22 classic, would be Admiral Merlin O’Neill, assistant mile. UDUIS, has year,” a pair of cleats. I 3-game series at Chicago, 1 Without practice or even a think he’s the best back in the widened and that the world's out- commandant of the Coast Guard, done it but if the St. country, including Davis, Blanchard, traveling 16 innings yesterday to practice swing, he drove the green yet L^uLs To Maryland Streams and Fenimore. As a standing motor boat racers would were selected as Bogley's vice chair- on Wedemeyer matter of fact, I think he’s as good a deal the White Sox a 4-3 defeat the 305-yard first hole here. Browns keep socking home runs at June be here ANNAPOLIS, Md., 27 oP>.— back I ever saw.” before a of fans. to compete for the Gold men. In addition, Morgan will serve But, as one rival “He smattering 4,174 says, their present rate some one is liable The Maryland Tidewater News re- is a Cup. as chairman of the Promotion Com- has to This powerful recommendation. Reinhart has seen plenty of Dutch Leonard, Haefner and Sid reach the green to get ports that 123,000.000 mittee. to start an official movement to perch were good backs in his He coached a too. One was Hudson With Washington's top civic lead- down in four.” day. fewr, named Tuffy collaborated in restricting hatched on the Severn run ers and One of the and Leemans. But he’s sold on He had a few to one hit in sportsmen on hand for more important ap- have their name changed to the Young. reels of pictures Chicago the Anal eight distributed in Chesapeake Bay trib- showing Fleet in action and ran the first report luncheon of the pointments was that, of L. H. Mound Maulers. City them off in his apartment in innings and the Nats finally mus- Capt. City utary streams the season at the Baker of the during spring. Arlington before he moved to Long Island to direct the Merchant tered the winning run when Hudson Willard Hotel, Eric Coast Guard, as patrol Luke Sewell’s boys piled up 16 All Women in Semis Plantings of 5.000.000 perch were Marine Academy’s athletics. looked to be to Greenleaf, new powerboat chairman, chairman. Anton Koerber was! four-base clouts to three for four Young all Reinhart said he singled center with one out, took made in Conowingo Pool; 2.000,000 was in the films. made known the good news that the named to head the visiting clubs in an East- third as Buddy Lewis singled to membership' repulsing at Brighton and 2,000,000 in At the Louis-Conn width of the would drive. ern invasion which Deep fight, whenever the grid clan gathered, which right with two out, and scored as 2'2-mile layout ended with Creek Lake. W’as it was all be doubled to make way for Among others who the I Rate Chance to Win five often, Army, "Sale, Pennsylvania and Navy in the East Third Baseman Bob Kennedy per- greater occupied eight triumphs against defeats. until the Boston head table Even the operative dug up Harvard and swore upon a stack mitted Stan Spence's grounder to speed. flunking Boglev and; Yankees, who won three This were of of Toots Shor’s wheatcakes that he spoke the truth. escape him. improvement, according to spoke Edward C. Baltz, Regatta! their four June games here, A few teams have been left out. Cornell and Columbia will be Nat* Twice Lose Lead. Greenleaf, also will eliminate much Association president; Brig. Gen. Class B Honors bowed to the Browns in what al- NRS Routs Cameo Nine tough, although not on a with of the roughness encountered Gordon R. Young, District Commis- i ways has been considered their possibly par Army and other jugger- Leonard was staked to a 2-0 lead by The Class B match the racers play cham- nauts, and there is to be no a team in our in the in past regattas. sioner; Rear Admiral (Ret.) H. G.' specialty, getting only three homers overlooking right backvard. first inning, when the Nats of the District Women’s This would Better Crane executive pionship to the Browns’ five. be Maryland. produced two runs the Service Due. Hamlet, secretary of the In Industrial through Golf Association moves into the Play Not medium of an There is a possibility that "some association; Edgar Morris, newly I another visiting player hit error, two batters semifinals today at Manor One-sided marked Returned GIs to Play Before Record Crowds dredging" will be done in the chan- plected vice Edmund' Country out of the park while Brownie bat- battling Indus- being hit by pitched balls, a walk president; Club with each of trial the four remain- ters League play yesterday as Naval The explanation for all of this optimism, depth in material and and a scratch nel, but it is quite definite that the F. (Ned) Jewell, past commodore of were getting homers in sweep- single by Gerry ing players equally capable of win- Receiving Station, the leading team, beef and brawn is, of course, the returning GI. Harvard, for Priddy. crane service will be improved to Corinthian Yacht Club, and Col. ing three games from Boston’s example, ning the high handicappers' crown. nicked three pitchers for 19 hits has its largest enrollment in and half of the handle the big inboards, officials Donald G. White of the i league-leading Red Sox; four in history students are GIs.’ Pour singles locked the score for Engineers, Mrs. C. P. while Redick of Kenwood four trimming Cameo Furniture, Maryland, likewise, has its largest with more than half the in its half were told. one of the regatta directors. splitting games with Washing- enrollment, Chicago of the first, but eliminated Indian Mrs. last year’s 20-4. Jeff students GIs. Greenleaf's of a Spring's ton and five in a champs, To varying degrees the other colleges are in the same the Nats a run In report record two-game sweep got the sixth, George Thornton yesterday to throw Grimes paced the winning attack boat. when A1 Evans entry for the regatta was backed by over the tail-end Philadelphia singled Priddy the tourney wide open as Mrs. with three singles and a double. Most of the returned servicemen are between 22 and 25 of across. a number of entries already re- Phils' Athletics. years Pinch-hitter Wally Moses’ Men Sit Oxon Hill now is Top Thornton had been established as Chet Laabs half a game in age, husky and w-ell-developed. During the war the youngsters of 18 single, Thurman Tucker's ceived and the promise from the led in the blasting sacrifice, the favorite despite a short time in front of Union Printers in their did a fine job of keeping football but cream of the motorboat racing department in the 13 games with college going, the wartime game Luke Appling's infield out and Taft crop In 'Crow's Nest' race for the competition. Mrs. Redick won, 2 five round tight Departmental hardly is expected to compare with the football in store for that they would attend. The last trips, twice against the favorably Wright's infield tap netted the fty th#» Associot*d Pr^m and 1. Baseball League first half cham- 1946. was won Herb Yanks and three times White Sox the run in regatta by Mendel- against tying the j PHILADELPHIA. June 27.— Mrs. J. A. Brooks of Belle Haven pionship. It moved ahead as the The one sure bet for fall. 1946. is that all records for foot- son's Notre Dame, piloted by Dan Philadelphia. Vern Stephens piled existing eighth. Owner Bob and Gen- found two extra Printers faltered and lost to ball as Arena. Carpenter matches in two tw’o off the 12th interest, expressed by attendance, w’ill be shattered. Even in Leonard, who went 10 up four, Yank pitchers, innings,; eral Manager Herb Pennock of too much of an Precinct Pistol Club, 11-8. Phil late June that’s football Dates for events days endurance con- one off Boston and one off Wash- talk that’s in the air, son. gave up nine of 10 other leading to the Chicago's hits, Phillies aren't superstitious— test and lost on the 19th to Mrs. Boundford got six hits in six trips with Haefner the Gold Cup classic also were an- ington. pitching hitless ball! they say—but they have rather a William Welch of Manor. Mrs. to pace the winners. nounced at the session over Walt Judnich had three, two in for two innings and Hudson presided wav of their Marine Guard yield-! unique watching Brooks won in 20 holes the day be- the series topped Yellow Cab, ir.g one hit in the final by R. Aubrey Boglev. general chair- Philadelphia and one Brawner's only four team's home games. fore. Mrs. G. W. Calvert of 7-4, and Naval Research Lab wron Earns man of the The Wash- against the Senators. Hank Heif hit Long frames. regattjf swimming, Since the over Driving Phils started Quarters in their 2 and K, 4-1, District ington won, 1, over Mrs. W. F. one against the Yanks and one Prank Papish, who had canoeing and rowing will be held current Recreation replaced winning home stand, Patterson of Indian and the League games. Joe in September 1-8 and the Spring, against Senators, Johnny Berar- Golf Crown at Haynes the ninth, was the sailing Carpenter and Pennock have re- Mrs. In an independent game Chase events Doran Platt of Manor went to dino got one in the Boston series yester- Chevy victim of Kennedy's muff. Havnes on September 14-15. fused to Naval occupy their choice box the 19th to defeat Mrs. Elmer Jen- and Jeff Heath day, Medical Center Ad- Merrelt The Willard Hotel will be re- connected once By WhitHesey gave up nine of the Nats’ 16 hits. the seats. are mirals, w'ith Cotton Smith Instead, they perched kins of Washington 1 up. Today s against his old mates from Wash- pitching To the District gatta headquarters, Bogley stated. in a a average golf fan. Cabot Feldman played Wood- Wash. AB H.O.A. Chicago AB.H.O.A daily "crows nest" overlook- matches find Mrs. Redick vs. Mrs. five-hitter, defeated Naval Laun- Grace,rf 8 i At the same time he ington. 4ohn Brawner scored what mont s front 3 0 Tucker.cf 6 o :i o announced the ing a at Shibe dry 6-4. might nine in 32 strokes, an Lewis.If 3 0 runway Park. Welch and Mrs. Calvert vs. Mrs. The School, 7 2 A’pling.ss 7 12 8 Yard w-ould be onslaught brought, the Browms' be referred to as a in unofficial 7 17 Navy used and that Their seats—a Eastern Branch Nats major upset course record in the eyes Spence,cf 2 Wright,rf 7 2 2 1 coupe of soft drink Platt. home-run total for topped the Vernon.lb 7 1 23 2 both the and the season to 41. the final of the Chevy Chase Club of Pro Gene Larkin. Feldman had TrosYy.lb 5 2 16 1 Navy Coast Guard cases. Georgetown Grays. 5-1, in a midget 8 1 3 o Platt.lf 8 14 0 Mrs. William Werber of Columbia, the •hampionship yesterday, but to the four birdies and went over par on Pruidy.-lb 7 2 8 8 K'nedy.Sb 8 2 2 5 game In Boys’ Club of Wash- H cock.3b 4 2 who left the club immediately after host club members the fact that the fifth hole. 1 fi K'way.2b 8 0 7 2 ington League. tough par-3 Myatt,3b 2 10 0 Tresh.c 6 19 1 Monday's qualifying round and thus Evans.c 6 2 4 0 Major Leaders beat Bobby Brownell, 2 and His card: Haynes.p 2 0 0 2 Jtrawner Lnard.p 4 1 0 4 iMosps Cubans missed a chance to playoff for the By the Associated Pr«*» Par 1 1 0 O Hitters in U was not surprising. .544 434 434—35 'Torres.c 10 0 0 Top Feldman Papish.p 3 0 3 o Mexico; first won the abbreviated sec- AMERICAN LEAGUE. 434 444 324—321 Haeiner.p 0 j 1 flight, Chevy Chase golfers for years *- 0 „,?,attlng—Vernon. Washington. .363; | tGuerra 1 0 0 0 ond flight, 9 and. 8, over Mrs. Euge'ne Williams, Boston. .356. have been that Brawner Albert E. Hudson.p saying is Steinem, seecretary of, llli Lanier Sets Olmi of Belle Haven. Mrs. Runs-—Williams, Boston, 64: Peskv, Pace for Hurlers Werber, Boston, the most underrated amateur in the District Golf Association, 53. setj Totals fi] 16 48 2H Totals 55 10 48'’o 8y the Associated ?r#ss wife of the ex-major leaguer, won Runs batted in—Williams. Boston. FACTORY APPROVED town and that if he chase to 10 as the date for en- •Batted for Leonard in 11 th 60: Doerr. 59. play j July closing MEXICO every hole but one. Boston, •Batted for Haefner in 1.1th CITY, June 27.—Im- Hits—Williams and Doerr. Boston, competitive golf he could compile tries to the District junior cham- t Batted for SALES—PARTS—SERVICE Haynes in eighth. ported talent, whether it be from the and Bernardino. St Louis. 84 a fancy record. He earned the; pionship, which will be played July Washington 200 001 000 (too 000 1—4 Mrs. Richard Kreuzburg dropped Doubles—Vernon. Washington. 21; Complete Mechanical Service -hicagn 200 000 010 otto 000 0—.1 major leagues across the border or Spence. Washington, IP Wire" 12 at Indian of Body and Fender Work monicker, •‘Trolley Brawner, Spring. Entries wiil Runs—Lewie Spenee. Priddy. Hudson. out competitive golf for several Triples—Edwards. Cleveland. 3: Kel- Appling, from Cuba, held down most of the for his line-drive tee shots that sel- be accepted at the hast club. The Wright, Moses. Errors—Platt. years, lAit the had ler, New York, and Lewis. Washington. Complete Paint Jobs Pridoy, Kennedy. Runs batted in apparently layoff 6. In—Priddy, top percentage places the Mexi- Work on dom deviate from the middle of the event was won last Joe Barse Hitchcock. Evans. Platt little effect on her The Home Expert Any Make by (2), Wright Two- can Baseball game. Ken- runs—Williams, Boston, and in 1942. j’ase‘ htt—Vernon. Sacrifice—fucker League today. Greenberg. Detroit. 19, or TRUCKS fairway. Double plays—Travis wood player won another of the CAR£ and Vernon: Appling Three Cubans—Claro Stolen bases—Case. Cleveland. 14: Brownell, Kenwood Invitation ind Trosky; Appling. Kotloway and Tresh Duany, club’s weekly women’s events yester- Stirnwelss. New York, 17 Easy Payment Plan Dr. Mike Oliveri is the new on bases—Washington. 14: Pedro Formental and New winner and low amateur in cham- Chicago! Agustin Be- a Pitching—Ruffing. York. 6-0; three x Bases on balls—Off Leonard. 1- off Pa- day, match play against par, with Harris. Boston. 10-2 Safford-Chandler Motor Co. pion of the Washington Dental So- jerano—lead the circuit in “The Monday Middle Atlantic PGA tour- L: Haynes. 2. Strikeouts—By Pasquel a round of 85 which helped her fin- NATIONAL LEAGUE. Home of Friendly Service’ Leonard, — after a 76 at Prince 3: by Hudson, 1: by Haynes. 3: followed Bitting Walker. Brooklyn. .#75; the ciety yesterday av batting, by anrfther Cuban, 629 H St. N.E. naments, played Chevy Chase Papish 3. Hits—Off Leonard. 9 in 10 ish 2 down to par. Mrs. John O.i Musial. fit. Louis, .361. AT. 4600 Georges. Dr. W. R. McLister was Haynes, fi in Napoleon who from course in 72 but that niVfnnK»; 8 innings: off Reyes, Jumped Gunn won Class B 1 Runs—Musial. St. Louis, 47: Cavar- yesterday, Haefner, ?,ffo in 2 innings: off by finishing up retla. wasn’t second with a 79. Low gross was Hudson, 1 in the New York Giants to the cactus Chicago. 43. good enough. Brawner had Papish. 7 in 8 innings Hit on par and Mrs. Bunker Hill of Huns batted a tie between Dr. Jorn "S In—W’alker. Brooklyn, a 70 and his Brizinsky, ?y Haynes (Spence and Hitch- circuit. Duany has an average of and Slaughter. St. Louis. 4S picked up winning mar- .ocl.KP!1'Em,7B,y Wild pl'ch—Papish. Manor was the guest winner, also 1 84-20—64, and Dr. M. D. Finn, 104- Winning pitch- .399 for 158 times at bat and 63 Hits—Musial, St. Louis. 90; Walker, gin with birdies on the 11th and ■r—Hudson Losing pitcher—Papish Um- hits, up on par. Brooklyn. 83. 40—64. and Hubbard and has scored 37 runs. Doubles—Musial. St. Louis. 14t.h holes. The match was even rimi-^•enlrs ...Pa5arella Formental 21: Hol- at ■■ rime—.3,OS. Attendance—4.1*4. mes, Boston, and Ennis, Philadelphia, the turn. | is pounding the ball at a .384 clip, With Grid Bejerano at .372 and Reyes at .371. Triples—Musial, St. Louis. 7; Wal- Signing Giants Brown Books ker. Brooklyn. 6. F.ddie Stevens, former Manor Club Canisius In Home pitching, top man is Max Tilden Playing Mako runs—Mi7.e, New York. 13: professional who Blattner. New York, and Klner, Pitts- gave up pro golf Confirmed* by Coulter To Fill Grid Lanier, formerly of the St. Louis burgh. 9. after nearly five years in the Schedule who in Stolen bases—Reiser. Army, FORT WORTH, June 27.— Cardinals, four appearances Brooklyn. 17: out to Tex., By the A.sociated Pre«* Hoop. Boston, and Walker. Brooklyn. 9. slipped Manor for a late aft- has chalked — Dewitt Coulter, former all-America up three victories and In Pro Tennis Event Pitching Higbe, Brooklyn. 7-0; ernoon round yesterday and it PROVIDENCE. R. I„ June 27 has yet to be charged with his first Kush, Chicago. 6-0. lineman at West Point, has con- Brown By th* Associated Press proved to be the most will meet Canisius for the loss. Sal pleasant firmed the report that he has signed Maglie, formerly with the round of his life—a first time when the two clash on BROOKLINE, Mass., June 27.— 4-under-par 66. with the New York Giants. Giants, and Alex Carrasquel, who grid the on The 13 tennis tour- Stevens, now salesman for a build- gridiron September 28 here. came from the cash-and-carry "In light of the fact that I Chicago White Sox, plan The game completes Brown's ists, headed by the 53-year-old Bill ing supply company, played each to be list, have records of 7 and 5 and 5 and 4, married in about two weeks,” which includes Tilden, will complete first-round nine in 33 and holed all putts. He Princeton, Rhode respectively, Maglie in 17 appear- he said. "I couldn't turn down the engagements in their New Brakes Relined played the back nine first and after Island, Dartmouth, Boston U„ Holy ances, in 18. England offer. Too, they are to Carrasquel a going ’help Cross, Yale, Harvard and professional title tournament today 3-under-par start for eight holes, me Colgate. The circuit’s leading home run Service to go on v/ith my education and on 1-Day went over Longwoods grass courts. par on the 18th. I hitter is Roberto Estalella, formerly plan to go to art school in New Four and two doubles On the front nine. Eddie started af the Philadelphia Athletics, with singles York Griffs' matches will be played to reduce the MAY’S Brake SERVICE by dropping a 45-foot putt on the Records 12. Next in line at 10 each are Coulter said he would marry Ruth Battinr. to the first, hole, in from 75 feet ex-Giant. and competition quarterfinals 21 H St. N E. RE. 1660 chipped Tindle of Fort Worth. Pet Danny Gardella, on the Vernon 5? stage. second, both for birdies, and H hcock \«r Roberto Ortiz, who was with the 23 93 10 28 3 p 0 5 on? Second-seeded Don Budge drew dropped par putts of 20 and 30 feet Lewis fill 251 39 74 36 « 1 nP ilijl Washington Senators. Duany, Rob- Birdies Hole Hudson 15 17 2 5 Jack Jossi, and the other on the fourth and fifth after Hogan Last 1 o o “V ss5 erto of the singles being Spence 62 248 41 72 19 4 9 Monteagudo, formerly Trace 39 •'>90 pairings were Carl Earl and Wayne in trouble off the tee. He missed 5 28 3 8 1 00 1 '•’«« Phils, and Reyes have six, four and To Defeat 1 * « Sabin, Vinnie Richards and John VIRGINIA HILLS s 4-foot putt on the ninth for a 65. Nelson, Up Haefner 2§ .hree, ] «? *\ ^ respectively. Faunce, and Tilden and Gene Mako. Eddie’s brother Clagett, Bud Ne- AURORA, 111., June 27 UP— Ben Among the other former big During yesterday’s opening play, COUNTRY CLUB hecker and Gene Pittman Hogan pocketed another $1,000 yes- eaguers who are hitting better than played— advanced terday, 1 »: Vt i >8 J 8 " top-seeded Bobby Riggs and paid—despite Pittman's 71. The defeating Byron Nelson, Evans 50 U :€ 300 in 80 or more times at bat are: p 158 21 38 fi 1 A on in an exhibition oj? a default, third-seeded Frank OPEN FOR foursome had a best ball 62. up before 3.500. 12 21 1 5 1 0 o' 2 Monteagudo, .362; Gardella, .353; LeonardP°?n 11 "38 eliminated came with a 32 2 7 0 0 0 4 'oiq Kovacs Jack March, Stevens' card: Hogan through birdie Newsom 4 10 0 Estalella; .344; George Hausmann, 2 o n 0 n '-Ton Van MEMBERSHIP 3 on the 18th Tuerra 19 3S 1 7—9, 6—3, 6—4; Welby Horn, Par out 44.3 5.34 4.35—35 343-yard hole to win. 1 7 o " 1 is’- ix-Giant, and Murray Franklin, ex- R'b tson 30 115 ■> Stevens out .3.3.3 534 435—3.3 He carded a 69, three under 12 21 2 1} ,80 national pro titlist, defeated John Par In 4.34 4 45 .434-35 par, BInks 23 55 7 10 ] 0 05 Detroit Tigers, .328; Myron Hay- K isT and Fred elevens In 4.3.3 4.34 4.35—.33—ftfi while Neison shot a 71. nedy 12 7 0 1 0 o o o '11. Howard, 6—4, 5—7, 9—7, Phone Overlook 1772 M't'son worth, ex-Browns, .318, and Jim 3219 020000 105 Perry, former British star, topped Early 3 2 26 4 2 0 o n Steiner, ex-Cleveland Indians, .316. Wolff 3 5 Joe 29 2 2 0 0 0 o 069 Louis of the Whalen, 6—1, 6—3, Eurtis 6 200000 O n on Olmo, formerly MAX LANIER. and 3 -I Major League Standings Schedules 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 Dodgers, is hitting .313 for 67 times -aM chla 1 0 « 00000 !ooo i ~~AP Photo. «- I THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1946. Pitcninf. it bat. IT. H. BB.SO. 1 P. OS CO w r Leonard 31 78 3 7 29 81 01 4 6 » AMERICAN LEAGUE - Hudson 3 6 j 63 3 9 3 9 63% 6 ? fi a §i Li Newsom 4 Yesterday's Results. U | | 24 3 2 3 fi 29 % 4 3 1 1 Kennedy 12 21 20 Wash., 4; Chicago, 3 < 16>. Standing «»; 3 3 24% ] 0 j 1 ff|jgof ; | Sc b'tun 3 4 59 25 3 1 53% 6143 Dpt., 16—3; Boston, 2—9. #,tlub5 Mast son 3 2 55 37 37 58^ 7 5 o 2 s Haefner 14 I 73 30 31 81 10 5 4 1 DON’T DRIVE YOUR CAR WITH UNSAFE TIRES New York, R; Cleve., 4. | p Wolff 3 5 83 22 35 93 3 2 5 4 fi Eurtis fi 11 Bt. Louis, 11; Phila., 4
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